ARISTATIN ASP
Product Description
ARISTATIN ASP tablet contains ATORVASTATIN + ASPIRIN, a cardioprotective combination of a statin and antiplatelet medicine used to prevent heart attack, stroke, and artery-related complications. It is commonly prescribed in people with high cholesterol, coronary artery disease, angina, diabetes with cardiovascular risk, previous heart attack, or post-angioplasty/stent care. The atorvastatin component lowers LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and triglycerides, while the aspirin component helps prevent platelet clumping and clot formation inside arteries. ARISTATIN ASP tablet is usually available in strengths such as 10 mg/75 mg, 20 mg/75 mg, and 40 mg/75 mg, with the exact ARISTATIN ASP dosage based on LDL targets and bleeding risk. Regular use helps reduce plaque progression and lowers the risk of repeat cardiovascular events.
Pharmacist Note
Take ARISTATIN ASP tablet with or after food, preferably at the same time every day, often after dinner or as advised by your doctor. Do not stop it suddenly, especially if prescribed after a heart attack or stent, as this may increase clot risk. Report muscle pain, dark urine, black stools, vomiting blood, or yellowing of the eyes immediately.
Uses & Benefits
Used for prevention of heart attack and stroke.
Prevention of Heart Attack & Stroke: [{product_name}] tablet is widely used to lower the risk of first or repeat heart attack and ischemic stroke in high-risk patients. It combines cholesterol reduction with clot prevention for stronger long-term artery protection.
High Cholesterol with Cardiac Risk: [{product_name}] tablet helps lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides in people who also have a high risk of vascular events. This dual-action approach helps slow plaque buildup and reduce arterial blockage risk.
Post-Stent & Angina Support: [{product_name}] tablet is commonly prescribed after angioplasty, stent placement, or in chronic angina to keep arteries open and reduce repeat blockage. It supports long-term coronary protection and symptom stability.
Diabetes & Vascular Protection: [{product_name}] tablet may be used in people with diabetes who have high cholesterol and increased heart risk. It helps provide preventive vascular protection beyond lifestyle measures alone.
Side Effects
gastrointestinal:
bleeding:
muscle:
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serious:
How to Use & Safety Advice
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