Aspirin — brands & medicines in Pakistan
Pakistan mein Aspirin ke 4 brands available hain. Drug class: Antiplatelet / NSAID. Neeche se koi bhi brand select karein aur uses, dosage, side effects aur price dekhein.
Quick Answer
Aspirin is a antiplatelet / nsaid used in Pakistan for Preventing heart attacks (heart attack se bachao), Preventing strokes, Treating unstable angina (seene ka dard). Available as 4 brands. Some brands are over-the-counter; others require a prescription. Always confirm dose with a doctor or pharmacist.
What is Aspirin?
Aspirin is a antiplatelet / nsaid used in Pakistan for a range of medical conditions. Doctors and pharmacists in Pakistan recognize Aspirin under multiple brand names — currently 4 listed on PakVita (4 tablets). The information below is a synthesis from DRAP-registered medicine entries, BNF, and WHO Essential Medicines references.
Common indications
- Preventing heart attacks (heart attack se bachao)
- Preventing strokes
- Treating unstable angina (seene ka dard)
- After bypass surgery or stent placement (bypass operation ya stent ke baad)
- Deep vein thrombosis prevention (deep vein thrombosis ki protection)
- High blood pressure (BP high hona)
- Headaches (bukhar)
- Toothaches
Indication and dose vary by medical condition, age, weight, and other factors. Always confirm with a qualified doctor or pharmacist before starting.
Typical dosage
As prescribed
This is a general adult guidance pattern based on the manufacturer's label for one of the Aspirin brands listed below. Children, elderly patients, pregnant women, and people with kidney or liver impairment usually need different dosing — confirm with your doctor.
Side effects
Common (usually mild)
- Upset stomach
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Stomach pain
- Nausea or vomiting
- Heartburn
Serious — stop and see a doctor
- Breathing issue
- Fainting
- Severe swelling
- Dizziness
Important warnings
- Don’t use the Ascard Tablet if you are allergic to aspirin or NSAIDs
- Have bleeding disorders or active ulcers
- Don't use Disprin Tablet if you are allergic to Aspirin or NSAIDs
- Avoid if you have a history of gastrointestinal bleeding
- Do not take if you suffer from severe liver or kidney disease
- Don't use Loprin Tablet if you: Are allergic to NSAIDs
Aspirin brands in Pakistan (4)
Click any brand to see full uses, dosage, side effects, prices, and warnings.
Frequently asked questions
What is Aspirin used for in Pakistan?
Aspirin is commonly used for Preventing heart attacks (heart attack se bachao), Preventing strokes, Treating unstable angina (seene ka dard), After bypass surgery or stent placement (bypass operation ya stent ke baad), and other indications. It belongs to the antiplatelet / nsaid drug class.
What is the typical dosage of Aspirin?
Typical adult dosing is described by manufacturers as: "As prescribed". Always confirm dose, duration, and timing with a qualified doctor or pharmacist — dose depends on indication, weight, age, kidney/liver function, and other medications.
What are the common side effects of Aspirin?
Common side effects include Upset stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, Stomach pain, Nausea or vomiting, Heartburn. Most are mild and resolve as the body adjusts. Stop the medicine and contact a doctor if side effects are severe, persistent, or include allergic symptoms (rash, swelling, breathing difficulty).
When should I stop Aspirin and see a doctor?
Stop Aspirin and seek urgent medical care if you experience: Breathing issue; Fainting; Severe swelling; Dizziness. These are serious signs that need immediate attention.
Is Aspirin available without a prescription in Pakistan?
Some brands are over-the-counter; others require a prescription.
What brands of Aspirin are available in Pakistan?
4 brands of Aspirin are listed on PakVita: 4 tablets. Browse the brand list below and click any name for prices, dosage, and full information.
Sources
- DRAP Registered Drug Products Database — Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan
- British National Formulary (BNF) — BMJ Group & Pharmaceutical Press
- WHO Model List of Essential Medicines, 23rd ed. — World Health Organization