Clopidogrel for Platelet Aggregation Inhibition User Reviews

Brand names: Plavix

Rating: 8.3

Clopidogrel has an average rating of 8.3 out of 10 from a total of 8 reviews for the treatment of platelet aggregation inhibition. 75% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.

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January 22, 2015

Clopidogrel "I've been taking omeprazole for quite some time prior to being prescribed Plavix, but NONE of the health professionals involved in my treatment have advised me to cease the omeprazole, even though it's regarded as unwise to. This worries me, and I have ceased on my own accord until I can access my GP!"

8 / 10

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Anonymous
May 9, 2011

"Use of Plavix following a partial occlusion of a branch artery in the left retina. Other than having to be careful not to scrape or cut myself in the garden, my main side effect is occasional bleeding in the white of my right eye. I had glaucoma surgery in my right eye. I have asked my internist if it would be okay to discontinue the use of Plavix, and the answer was no. Not based on my history of a clot in my left eye, which I was told could have caused a stroke. My doctor says that Plavix has the least side effects of the available blood thinner medications."

6 / 10

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Taken for 6 months to 1 year
July 7, 2021

"This drug is my lifesaver, but I am having problems getting my prescription. The problem is that I cannot have any dyes or colored coating on this tablet. The clopidogrel tablet has to be a white 75 mg tablet, which seems difficult to get. The coating on the tablet causes kidney difficulties for me. All my oral medications have to be white."

10 / 10

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