TICUS 90MG TAB

Ticus 90 Tablet belongs to the class of medications known as antiplatelets or blood thinners. Its primary purpose is to reduce the formation of harmful blood clots within blood vessels. By inhibiting clot formation, Ticus 90 Tablet helps to prevent heart attacks and strokes in individuals with heart disease.

Furthermore, Ticus 90 Tablet is used to treat individuals who have recently experienced a heart attack or severe chest pain related to the heart (unstable angina) and have undergone heart stenting. It plays a crucial role in preventing serious heart-related complications, including recurrent heart attacks, strokes, or the development of blood clots within stents, in such individuals.

When prescribing Ticus 90 Tablet, your doctor will likely also prescribe aspirin, another antiplatelet medication. Taking both medications in combination provides enhanced protection against clot formation. Ticus 90 Tablet can be taken with or without food, but it should be taken regularly at the same time each day. It is important to continue taking the medication even if you feel well, as discontinuing it may increase the risk of another heart attack or stroke.

The most common side effect associated with Ticus 90 Tablet is bleeding. If you experience a cut or injury, it may take longer than usual for the bleeding to stop. However, these episodes of bleeding are typically mild and resolve on their own. Some individuals may experience mild breathlessness after taking the medication, but this symptom usually improves over time with continued treatment. It is important to inform your doctor if bleeding persists or if breathlessness worsens or persists.

Ticus 90 Tablet may not be suitable for certain individuals. It should not be taken if you are experiencing bleeding from any part of the body, such as a stomach ulcer or bleeding within the brain. Additionally, it is not recommended for individuals with liver diseases. Before using this medication, it is essential to inform your doctor about any such existing health issues.