Alternative Antiplatelet Drugsa. Ticagrelor: Often used for acute coronary syndrome; requires regular monitoring.b. Prasugrel: Suitable for patients with acute coronary syndrome undergoing PCI; not for those with a history of stroke.c. Aspirin: Commonly used for cardiovascular prevention; monitor for gastrointestinal side effects.

Indications and Suitabilitya. Ticagrelor: Preferred for faster onset and reversible effects.b. Prasugrel: Effective in reducing thrombotic events post-PCI.c. Aspirin: Suitable for long-term prevention in stable patients.

Important Considerationsa. Ticagrelor: Monitor for dyspnea and bleeding risks.b. Prasugrel: Avoid in patients over 75 or with low body weight.c. Aspirin: Risk of bleeding, especially gastrointestinal.

Consultation Advice

• Consult a physician before switching medications to ensure suitability and safety based on individual health conditions.