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ANTIANGINAL DRUGS (NITRATES(Nitroglycerin) (CONTRAINDICATIONS…

- - - - COMMON
        
        headache
        
        weakness
        
        dizziness
        
        lightheadedness
        
        nausea
        
        flushing as your body adjusts to this medication.
      - SERIOUS
        
        fainting
        
        fast/irregular/pounding heartbeat.
    - - Dissolve one tablet under the tongue at the first sign of attack.
      - The dose may be repeated approximately every 5 minutes until relief is obtained.
      - During pregnancy, Nitrostat should be used only when prescribed.
      - Sublingual tablets should be kept in the original glass bottle
      - Screw the cap on tightly after each use
      - store the bottle at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light.
- - - - COMMON
        
        Lightheadedness
        
        Low blood pressure
        
        Slower heart rate
        
        Drowsiness
        
        Constipation
        
        Swelling of feet ankles and legs
        
        Increased appetite.
        
        Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
        
        Tenderness or bleeding of the gums
        
        Sexual dysfunction
        
        Let your doctor know if t
      - SERIOUS
        
        Gain weight
        
        Have trouble breathing (shortness of breath, coughing, or wheezing)
        
        Get a skin rash or hives
        
        Are very lightheaded or faint
    - - Calcium channel blockers should be taken with food or milk
      - Administer as per doctors prescription
      - monitor blood pressure as well as pulse.
      - Store them at room temperature away from light and heat
      - keep reach out of childrens
- - - - cold feet and hands.
      - fatigue.
      - nausea, weakness, and dizziness.
      - dry mouth, skin, and eyes.
      - slow heartbeat.
      - swelling of the hands and feet.
      - weight gain.
    - - Beta blockers are available in oral, intravenous, or ophthalmic form
      - Beta blockers can be also injected intramuscularly
      - Administer as per doctors prescription
      - store as indicated on the label
      - Keep away from childrens and away from heat and light