Thromboembolic disorders:
Indications for: FASPRIN
To reduce the risk of stroke and MI.
Adult Dosage:
Dissolve on tongue. 1 tab daily. Emergency treatment: 2 tabs at first sign of MI or stroke.
Children Dosage:
Not recommended.
FASPRIN Contraindications:
NSAID allergy. Viral infection in children and teenagers.
FASPRIN Warnings/Precautions:
History of asthma or peptic ulcer. Severe hepatic or renal dysfunction. Bleeding disorders. Diabetes. Gout. Arthritis. Pregnancy (avoid during 3rd trimester), nursing mothers: not recommended.
FASPRIN Classification:
Antiplatelet.
FASPRIN Interactions:
Potentiates anticoagulants, hypoglycemics, methotrexate, acetazolamide, valproic acid, highly protein-bound drugs. Urinary alkalinizers, antacids, corticosteroids may increase excretion. May antagonize ACE inhibitors, β-blockers, diuretics, uricosurics. Increased bleeding risk with NSAIDs or chronic, heavy alcohol use. NSAIDs increase risk of renal dysfunction.
Adverse Reactions:
GI upset/bleed, prolonged bleeding time, anaphylaxis, salicylism.
How Supplied:
Orally-disintegrating tabs—30
