Acitrom 1 Tablet

Acitrom 1 Tablet is a medicine used to keep the blood from clotting in a harmful way. It is commonly given to people who have conditions like deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, stroke, or heart-related clotting problems. By reducing the risk of clot formation, it helps protect vital organs such as the brain, lungs, and heart.

This tablet should always be taken in the manner advised by your doctor. It can be swallowed with or without food, though taking it at the same time every day brings better results. It is important not to stop the medicine suddenly on your own, as doing so could increase the risk of complications. Even when you feel well, the treatment should be continued because its purpose is to prevent future problems.

One of the more common side effects of this medicine is bleeding. If you notice unusual signs such as red spots on the skin or blood appearing in your stool, urine, or vomit, inform your doctor immediately. Before undergoing surgery or dental work, it is important to tell your doctor, as you may need to pause the treatment temporarily.

Before starting Acitrom 1 Tablet, your doctor should be aware if you have liver or kidney issues, or if you are taking other medicines, including herbal supplements. It is also important to share if you are pregnant or breastfeeding so that your doctor can guide you safely.

This medicine is mainly used for treating deep vein thrombosis. By thinning the blood, it lowers the chance of clot-related complications, reduces swelling and pain in the legs, and improves comfort. With proper use and regular monitoring, it supports long-term vascular health and lowers the risk of recurrence, helping patients lead a more active and worry-free life.

Most side effects settle as the body adjusts, but if they persist, consult your doctor. The main way this tablet works is by interfering with vitamin K, which plays a role in making clotting proteins in the liver. By lowering the activity of these proteins, the medicine makes it less likely for clots to form.

Alcohol should be avoided during treatment, as it can raise the risk of bleeding. The medicine is not considered safe in pregnancy, but may be used during breastfeeding if your doctor approves, since only a very small amount passes into breast milk. Driving ability is not usually affected.

Patients with kidney or liver problems may need special dose adjustments. In severe cases of disease affecting these organs, this medicine may not be suitable. If a dose is missed, take it as soon as you remember. If the next dose is close, skip the forgotten one and return to your usual schedule. Never take two doses together.