Question 1

what is the definition or description of: adenocard (adenosine) allergy?

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Rash and skin reacti: Allergic reaction are different then side effect .  Skin reactions and rash are the most common.  Wheezing and shortness of breath are side effects and could've serious.  Heart block or very slow heart beats is a serious side effect but usually temporary and resolves after the effect of the medicine wears off

Question 2

what is effect of adenocard (adenosine)?

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It slows conduction: Of electrical signals through av node.  Frequently used to terminate svt.

Question 3

is adenosine useful in converting some types of vt?

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Need more info: Adenosine is used as an antiarrythmic medicine. It must be prescribed by a cardiologist who is very familiar with your cardiac status and will pick the best drug to control VT.

Question 4

does adenosine monophosphate work for shingles ?

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No: We have no really good treatments for shingles, not even the anti-virals.  Time is the best treatment.

Question 5

how much does adenosine nuclear stress test cost?

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Adenosine stress $$$: The cost depends on where you live and whether test is being done in a hospital facility or cardiologist office
the cost can vary from 800$ to 2000$.

Question 6

why would you have an adenosine/cardiolite stress test done?

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Inability to run: Generally an Adenosine stress test is done because the patient cannot run on a treadmill, due to pain, balance issues, or some other reason.  The Cardiolite portion is often used with traditional stress tests too, as an additional test to check for reversible ischemia.

Question 7

what drugs blocks the adenosine a2a receptor from widening the arteries ?

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Caffeine: Caffeine and theophylline can block Adenosine a2a receptors.

Question 8

what is adenosine and how does it affect our bodies?

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Adenosine: this is a good description of adenosine:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adenosine

Question 9

how will i feel with first starting on adenosine (adenocard)?

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Single dose: Adenosine is given as a single dose that may be repeated once. It is extremely short acting but has side effects. You may feel short of breath, hot and flushed, nauseated, dizzy, get a headache,  have chest pain, or feel like you're going to have diarrhea. The side effects all improve in about 1 minute and generally are gone in

Question 10

atomoxetine and adenosine?

Accepted Answer

No interaction..: Not sure if this is what you meant to ask..But there is no known interaction between the two medicines. Also, the half-life (time it takes for half to disappear) of Adenosine is less than 10 seconds and thus not likely to cause much problem even if it does. Adenosine is usually given via IV push hoping to correct a specific heart arrythmia n it is gone in seconds/minutes..Ask again if u need to..

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