AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION

How AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION Works

• AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION is an antiplatelet medication that plays a crucial role in preventing the formation of dangerous blood clots within the body. Platelets, small cells in the blood, are essential for clotting to stop bleeding. However, when platelets become overly sticky and clump together excessively, they can form clots that obstruct blood flow to vital organs.
• This medication works by specifically inhibiting the aggregation, or clumping, of platelets. By reducing the stickiness of platelets, AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION effectively reduces the risk of these harmful clots forming in the arteries. This is particularly important in conditions where there is a higher risk of clot formation, such as during or after certain heart procedures or in individuals with unstable angina.
• The reduction in blood clot formation translates to a decreased risk of serious cardiovascular events, notably heart attack and stroke. By ensuring that blood flows freely and without obstruction, AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION helps to protect the heart and brain from damage caused by insufficient blood supply. It is a vital tool in managing and preventing potentially life-threatening conditions related to blood clot formation.

Most side effects do not require any medical attention and disappear as your body adjusts to the medicine. Consult your doctor if they persist or if you’re worried about them.

• Headache
• Nausea
• Hematoma
• Ecchymosis (discoloration of the skin resulting from bleeding underneath)
• Postoperative bleeding
• Blood in stool
• Blood in urine

• Keep AGGRAMED 5MG INJ 100ML away from the reach of children and pets.
• Store AGGRAMED 5MG INJ 100ML at room temperature.

• AGGRAMED 5MG/100ML INJECTION can increase your risk of bleeding. Therefore, exercise extra caution when performing activities that could lead to cuts or injuries, such as shaving, trimming your fingernails or toenails, or using any sharp objects. To minimize the risk of bleeding, use an electric razor instead of a manual one, and be extra careful when handling knives, scissors, or other potentially hazardous tools. Report any unusual bruising or prolonged bleeding to your doctor immediately.
• It is important to promptly inform your doctor if you notice any signs of internal bleeding. This includes the presence of blood in your vomit, which may appear as bright red or have a coffee-ground-like consistency. Similarly, report any blood in your urine or stool. Black, tarry stools are also indicative of internal bleeding and warrant immediate medical attention. Ignoring these symptoms can lead to serious complications, so timely communication with your healthcare provider is crucial for proper diagnosis and management.