Dizziness effect of Clopidogrel

We have 39 consumer reports for Clopidogrel. Dizziness effect occurred in 13%.

Patients statistics on Dizziness side effect for Clopidogrel

Female
Male

Average weight in Lbs
134.48
179.68

Average height in Ft
5′ 7″
5′ 11″

Average age
46
79

Clopidogrel Circle Diagram 5 consumers of 39 reported about Dizziness

  1. Betty A. Cyr says:
    4.0 rating

    I am 31 years old and have taken clopidogrel as a thrombophilia prophylaxis for 6 years. About a year ago, dizziness and fatigue and increased indirect bilirubin first appeared. Then I had to discontinue it for 6 months because of newly diagnosed celiac disease. Dizziness and exhaustion were gone after a short time. Now I take it for 3 weeks again and I’m feeling bad. I have dizziness, fatigue and a slow pulse. On the second day of taking my legs were overlooked by bruises. Clopidogrel now discontinued because it takes me the quality of life. The side effects are definitely downplayed.
    Side effects: Dizziness; Fatigue
  3. Juan M. Cruz says:
    2.5 rating

    Clopidogrel for Stent inlay

    Central nervous disorders, impaired vision, hearing, taste, dizziness, drowsiness, stomach upset. Stool, personality disorders,
    Side effects: Dizziness
  4. Bob S. Berger says:
    4.0 rating

    After stanching, I had to take clopidogrel for 12 months. In addition to fatigue, dizziness, mild nausea (preferably in the morning) and tiredness, I also had regular blood in the stool. Since a colonoscopy showed no findings, the bleeding is most likely due to clopidogrel. Especially since I have taken ASS100 in parallel, which increases the likelihood of gastrointestinal bleeding. After scheduled discontinuation of the drug, the bleeding has not occurred after three to four weeks. Regardless, my stent is well healed and I accept the side effects retroactively.
    Side effects: Nausea; Dizziness; Fatigue