aspirin (platelets inhibitor) to treat coronary artery disease.
Classification:
- Aggregation should be prevented platelet aggregation and increase its fluidity not only its expansion .
Pharmacological action:
- It works at a concentration of 85-100 (antipyretic and anti-inflammatory (at high dose).
Uses:
- It is recommended for people over 65 years old.
- It reduces the incidence of myocardial infarction by taking the drug as a preventive measure for people who have had a previous stroke.
Side effects:
- swelling of the eyes (angioedema) such as those caused by an ACE inhibitor.
- Internal bleeding occurs if a dose of more than 100 mg is taken.
- Increased inflammatory mediator leads to bronchospasm.
- Intestinal ulcer and digestive disorders.
- Separation of the derm layer from the epidermis with what is called Stevens Johnson syndrome, and this disorder is specific to aspirin .
