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13/06/2017 | | 58moderated by Charlotte
clopidogrel besilate (75mg) for stroke
Cramps in hands, feet and especially calf’s are my experience with this stuff. Even the smallest amount of exercise gives me problems; my night’s rest is gone. I’ve turned into Grumpy and my quality of life plummeted. For this reason I just quit and after 5 days the cramps were a thing of the past. I’m very curious to see if there are more people with similar experiences.
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12/05/2017 | | 59moderated by Susan
clopidogrel besilate (75mg) for heart attack
After a heart attack in 2007 I recovered well thanks to an angioplasty. After 10 years without a single complaint, I have been told by the insurers that I need to switch to Grepid (after 10 years of Plavix). The Plavix isn't covered which means I have had weeks at home, ill. Dizzy (driving and cycling just not possible) Lots of stomach and bowel problems, incredible that this medicine has made ...
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18/04/2017 | | 60moderated by Charlotte
clopidogrel besilate (75mg) for atherosclerosis
A blocked aorta ( 30%) made these blood thinners necessary. After 7 days I gave up, I cannot live with the side effects. Stomach ache, pain behind the sternum, palpitations and psychological problems. I don’t get why they even sell this stuff!
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