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Persantin
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What you should know about Persantin     
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Please read this carefully before you start to take your medicine.  If you have any questions or are not sure about anything, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
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The name of your medicine is PERSANTIN.  It is one of a group of medicines called anti-thrombotic agents.  It helps to prevent the blood forming unwanted clots.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER ABOUT PERSANTIN
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Read the label on the carton.  It will tell you when to take your tablets.  Follow these instructions carefully.
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Keep taking the tablets until your doctor says otherwise.
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Some medicines can cause minor side effects.  You will find those for Persantin listed opposite . . . (Section: 'AFTER TAKING PERSANTIN').
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Keep your tablets out of reach of children.
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Other medicines prescribed at the same time as Persantin should be taken as explained by your doctor.  If you are unsure, speak to your doctor or pharmacist.
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It you have any unused tablets after your doctor has stopped your treatment, return them to your pharmacist or take them out of the foil and flush them down the toilet.
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