Because an important drug for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases is antithrombotic drugs, in fact, this antithrombotic drug in the mouth of ordinary people is often called antiplatelet drugs in our medicine.
At present, there are three most common drugs. In our country, there are many people who take such drugs, such as aspirin, bigglinide chloride and tegrello. Many friends are very confused, so they especially want to ask a question, is it taken before meals or after meals? Today, I will make it clear to you.
First, let's talk about the famous aspirin, which can be said to be very classic. A hundred years of aspirin can be used to treat many diseases. In recent years, it has been found that low-dose aspirin can play an important role in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Therefore, many patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases need to take aspirin as long as there are no contraindications after a clear diagnosis. So, should I take this aspirin before or after meals? Many people ask, it depends on the specific situation.
The aspirin we see now, it treats different diseases. It is divided into two dosage forms. The first dosage form is a common tablet. Look at aspirin tablets or aspirin effervescent tablets and take them after meals. Why? Because aspirin belongs to salicylic acid non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, it has a direct stimulating effect on gastric mucosa. Therefore, for example, taking it before meals will have more contact with the gastric mucosa and have such a stimulating effect.
Taking it after meals can reduce the contact between the drug and gastric mucosa and reduce the irritation, so aspirin commonly used dosage forms should be taken after meals.
Then aspirin enteric-coated tablets are the most commonly taken by patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Alas, this medicine is different from the common dosage form. It is recommended to take it half an hour before meals. Why? This kind of enteric-coated tablet is called enteric-coated tablet because it is wrapped by casing and disintegrates in alkaline environment. Intestines begin to disintegrate in alkaline environment, but in strong acid environment, there is no less disintegration, so generally speaking, there is more acid and less tension, but this acidity will disintegrate more after meals, which is more irritating to the stomach, so it is not recommended to take aspirin enteric-coated tablets after meals. Please remember that there are two dosage forms of aspirin, ordinary tablets and enteric-coated tablets. Try to take it half an hour before meals. Remember this and finish your aspirin.
Then, Bigelow chloride and Bigelow chloride have been used for some years, and many friends with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases have also taken this medicine. It is said that it can be taken before and after meals, but in recent years, studies have shown that taking after meals can improve the peak concentration and bioavailability of drugs. So if we look at some recent medical studies, we can consider taking 65,438+05 minutes to half an hour after meals, which may lead to higher peak concentration and bioavailability.
Speaking of clopidogrel, it is a new drug. We have used it for several years. What about this medicine? In essence, patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases eat more or patients with coronary heart disease with stents. Many people have taken it. It has nothing to do with eating. It can be used before and after meals, and it has no effect on him before and after meals.
I hope that the beautiful teacher's introduction to these three antithrombotic drugs today can help my friends in front of mobile phones. Pay attention to your health. The teacher is beautiful.