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Should I take aspirin separately after my doctor changed my prescription from Deplatt A 75 to Deplatt 75?

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Should I take aspirin separately after my doctor changed my prescription from Deplatt A 75 to Deplatt 75?

Asked by Female, 39 · 6 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

6 months ago

You should not take aspirin separately unless your doctor specifically advises it. Deplatt 75 contains clopidogrel, and adding aspirin on your own can increase bleeding risk. Follow your doctor's instructions carefully.

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Follow Doctor's Instructions:
- Your doctor likely intends for you to take only clopidogrel (Deplatt 75) without additional aspirin.
Avoid Self-Medication:
- Do not add aspirin on your own unless explicitly advised by your doctor.
Consult Your Healthcare Provider:
- If unclear about the prescription change, contact your doctor or pharmacist for guidance.
Monitor for Side Effects:
- Watch for unusual bleeding or bruising and report these to your healthcare provider.

Summary:
Do not take aspirin separately unless your doctor advises. Always follow your healthcare provider's guidance for safe treatment.

Answered 6 months ago