Ticaflo 90mg Strip Of 14 Tablets

It should not be used during pregnancy as it may cause harm to the unborn baby. Thus it is not recommended to use Ticaflo Tablet if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant. Women should use appropriate contraceptive measures to avoid pregnancy while taking this medicine.

The components of this medicine pass into the breastmilk in small amounts and may affect the breastfed baby. A breastfeeding mother should take this medicine only under the doctor's recommendation. If prescribed, then close monitoring of the breastfed infant is advised for the symptoms of bruising and bleeding.

Generally, ticagrelor does not affect the ability to drive, but if you feel confused or dizzy after taking this, do not drive.

Avoid consuming alcohol while undergoing treatment with this medicine as it increases the risk of bleeding from the intestine and stomach.

Avoid activities that may lead to injury or bleeding. Exercise caution while brushing your teeth or shaving. Individuals are advised to take proper precautions when handling sharp objects or heavy tools, as uncontrolled bleeding and weakness are common side effects of this medication.

This medication does increase the risk of bleeding. Always exercise care when engaging in activities that could result in injury or bleeding. Notify your doctor immediately if you observe any unusual bruising or bleeding.

In addition to bleeding-related concerns, several other side effects are associated with blood thinners, such as nausea and low blood cell counts. A low blood cell count can lead to fatigue, weakness, dizziness, and shortness of breath. Be cautious when mixing medications.

Do not cease taking Ticaflo without first consulting your doctor. Stopping this medication due to bleeding or other reasons may increase the risk of a heart attack or stroke. Your doctor may advise you to discontinue this medication five days before surgery.