Sorbitrate 5mg
| SKU | 554 |
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| Generic For | Isordil |
| Strength | 5mg |
| Manufacturer | Nicholas |
| Active Ingredient | Isosorbide Dinitrate |
| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart | |
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| 50 Tablet/s | US$ 0.05 | US$ 2.39 | |||
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| 100 Tablet/s | US$ 0.05 | US$ 4.78 | |||
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Sorbitrate 5 mg is useful in relieving the pain and frequency of angina attacks. It can also be prescribed to help control certain types of heart failure. Sorbitrate is categorized as a vasodilator, which affects blood vessels throughout the body. Medicine is formulated in the form of a tablet to give the most effective action. It relaxes blood vessels, increasing oxygen and blood supply to your heart.
The active pharmaceutical ingredient of the medicine Isosorbide dinitrate can also provide relief as soon as chest pain indicates the beginning of an angina attack. It is also useful in preventing pain before activities that can cause an attack. These activities include exercise, lifting something heavy, going outdoors in cold weather, climbing stairs, or engaging in physical activity such as sex.
In short, Sorbitrate is formulated to:
- Prevent angina pectoris
- Treat hypertension
- Treat Chronic heart failure (CHF)
- Provide relief of acute angina episodes and prevention before events likely to provoke an attack.
- Useful in treating chronic anal fissure.
The right dosage of Sorbitrate relaxes the blood vessels of the heart, reduces the strain on the heart, and facilitates easier blood pumping.
Warning and precautions with Sorbitrate 5mg tablet
Sorbitrate may interact with other drugs, including Calcium channel blockers, Phenothiazines, Sildenafil, Dihydroergotamine, Beta blockers, and Aspirin
You must inform your physician about all the prescription medications you are taking, including prescribed and non-prescribed medications, such as supplements, etc, to avoid drug interaction.
When not to use this drug?
- Sorbitrate is not suitable for patients with severe anemia.
- Its usage is contraindicated in patients with closed-angle glaucoma.
- The medicine should not be used in patients with postural hypotension.
- It must be avoided in case of head trauma.
Store the medicine as directed by your doctor. Usually, most drugs are stored at room temperature away from heat and sunlight.
The most common side effects of Sorbitrate 5 mg medicine include headache, low blood pressure, rapid heartbeat, lightheadedness or dizziness.
The most serious side effects of medicine are low blood pressure, which may occur if you experience excessive vomiting or diarrhrea and sweating. Don’t take Isosorbide dinitrate if you recently recovered from a heart attack without consulting a doctor. Rarely, some patients may experience an allergic reaction to this medicine, such as breathing difficulties, swollen lymph nodes, facial swelling, throat swelling, lip or mouth swelling, itching, red bumps, joint pain, or stomach cramps.
Don’t hesitate to speak to your doctor about any concerns you may have regarding the uses, precautions and side effects of this medicine.
Administering methods of the Sorbitrate 5 mg tablet
This is an oral medication that should be taken 30 minutes before or 1 to 2 hours after eating. Keep the tablet under the tongue to allow it to dissolve. Do not break or crush the tablet. It is advisable to take the medicine at a fixed time each day to avoid missing doses and allowing the medication to work more effectively.
Follow your physician’s instructions carefully before taking the tablet. Read the prescription carefully and ask your physician if you have any questions. Never take more than the prescribed dosage to achieve faster results. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember. In the case of doubt, please ask your physician. Also, ensure to complete the treatment duration even if you feel well; stopping the medicine during the course can reverse pain or an angina attack.
Contact the physician if the symptoms do not improve even after the prescribed period.
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