Antiplatelet Agents and Exercise: When the Risk Is Bleeding, Not Performance

Most drugs we cover in this series matter because they change performance. Antiplatelet agents - aspirin, clopidogrel, ticagrelor and their relatives - are different. They do not cap heart rate or lower VO2max. Their relevance to an active person is about safety: they make bleeding and bruising more likely, and that turns the choice of sport, and the choice between one drug or two, into the decision that matters.

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