TICLID

Ticlid is a Prescription medicine.

Ticlid

The recommended Ticlid Dosage is 250 mg.

Ticlopidine Hydrochloride

Ticlopidine

Hoffmann-La Roche

Ticlid is used for the treatment of blood clots and to prevent stroke.

• Patients liver function test should be monitored carefully shile on this medication.
• Patient should be advised to stop taking Triclid drug at least 15 days prior to any surgery.
• Patient shouls avoid activities that cause injury.

• Ticlid medicine should be used cautiously in patients suffering from renal and hepatic impairment.
• People who are high risk of bleeding should use this medicine carefully.
• It should be used cautiously in elderly patients as the severity of side effects is more in them.
• Ticlid medication should be used with extreme care in children under the age of 18 years as safety of this drug has not been established in them yet.

General Information:

Ticlic decreases the number of cells circulating in the body that form blood clots. This medicine is used where anticoagulants do not have much effect. It is also used to prevent stroke. Ticlid is used in patients who cannot tolerate Aspirin. It is available in the form of tablets.

Important facts about Ticlid:

People allergic to Ticlid and its ingredients should not Buy Ticlid.
People suffering from low level of blood in the body, blood disorder, Increased cholesterol level, kidney problem, liver problem, Ulcerations in the stomach should not take Ticlid drug without the doctor's advice as they might need a dosage adjustment.
Pregnant women and lactating mothers should not Purchase Ticlid without the doctor's recommendation as it might cause harm to the unborn baby and the nursed child.

Side effects:

• Altered appetite
• Irregular bowel movements
• Spinning of head
• Unable to digest
• Feeling of vomit
• Pain in the stomach
• Feeling uncomfortable
• Acidity

• Decreased number of blood cells
• Increased body temperature
• Bad throat
• Pain while urinating
• Change in the color of stool
• Blood in urine
• Bleeding from nose
• Bleeding from gums
• Breathlessness
• Joint inflammation
• Yellowing of skin
• Rashes son the skin
• pain in the stomach
• Feeling tired
• Feeling weak
• Jaundice

Ticlid drug interactions:

• Antacids
• Aspirin
• Cimetidine
• Digoxin
• Phenytoin
• Theophylline
• Vitamin A

Ticlid tablets should be taken exactly as prescribed and the dosage should not be increased or decreased on your own. The medicine should be taken with water and with meals. There should be a gap of minimum 2 hours between Antacid and Ticlid. The tablet should be swallowed as a whole.