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Nitrolingual
Nitrolingual (Overview)
Nitrolingual is a nitrate based agent which is a kind of chest pain drug (cardiovascular drug).
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Can capoten (captopril) be administered sublingual?
Don't: In general, unless your doc specifically prescribed it that way, avoid sublingual administration of oral medicines. This route can bypass the pill's time-release formulation, releasing too much medicine all at once, or can result in higher/faster absorption than the pill-in-stomach route as carefully tested by the drug company. ...Read more
Nitrolingual (Overview)
Nitrolingual is a nitrate based agent which is a kind of chest pain drug (cardiovascular drug).
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What is nitrostat (nitroglycerin) used for?
Nitroglycerine: Nitrostat is short acting nitroglycerineNitrostat & is a powerful vasodilator & is frequently used for an final relief. ...Read more
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Can teens take nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) pumpspray if being checked for angina pain?
Nitroglycerin: Unless you were given the nitro with instructions on how to take it, you should not take it. Nitroglycerin has significant side effects and can lower your blood pressure so should be used with caution. ...Read more
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Im 17 can I take nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) pump spray?
Not advised: Why a young person lie you need nitroglycerine pump? Do you have coronary disease or coronary spasm.You need a consultation with your doctor. ...Read more
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What is NitroQuick (nitroglycerin)?
Nitroquick (nitroglycerin): Nitroquick is a brand name for nitroglycerine. Nitroglycerine is an old drug we use for rapid sublingual effect on angina pectoris ...Read more
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Can capoten (captopril) be given sub-lingual?
No: This oral medication should be ingested in the dosage your physcian prescribed for you high blood pressure. ...Read more
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Please describe the warnings of the use of nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) spray?
Nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) spray: The spray form of nitroglycerine has a very rapid onset of action. It is a vasodilator so that low blood volume, fever and vasodilation, low blood pressure and stroke volume all have the potential for serious hypotension to be caused by the use of the agent. ...Read more
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What are the risks of using nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) spray?
Nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) spray: See: http://www.drugs.com/sfx/nitrolingual-pumpspray-side-effects.html
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Are nitrous oxide and Cialis incompatible?
No: One is not a contraindication for the other. ...Read more
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What are pantroprazole sodium sesquihydrate tablets for?
Pantroprazole sodium: Pantroprazole sodium sesquihydrate is used for GI problems. ...Read more
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Can nitrolingual (nitroglycerin) be used with strokes or just heart attacks?
Heart attacks and: Sometimes can be used for esophageal spasms ... But usually not for strokes ... ...Read more
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What are these drugs used for? Narcan, (naloxone) atropine, valium, epinephrine, and lidocaine?
Reverse: narcotic respiratory depression, reverse severe bradycardia, sedation, cardiac arrest or asthma, local anesthesia ...Read more
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What are fosinopril, felodipine, oxenoprolol,telmisartan, amiloride,hydrochlorothiazide for?
HTN: All of those meds are used to treat high blood pressure. ...Read more
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Is there any detrimental Interaction between Tamsulosin 0.4 MG, Nitro tablets 0.4 MG, and Nitro Patch 0.2 MG/12hrs?
There is a chance: That one taking this combination could suffer from low blood pressure manifesting as lightheadedness, dizziness, fatigue or even passing out. ...Read more
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Is lidociane spray different from toptical lidocaine penis spray?
LIDOCAINE: Not likely but some preps are made for skin and others are made for mucosal surfaces. ...Read more
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What are amlodipine besylate tabs used for?
Anti-hypertensive: Amlodipine (Norvasc) is a commonly used anti-hypertensive medication. It is a calcium channel blocker and is usually well-tolerated. Infrequently, it can cause lower extremity edema in some patients. ...Read more
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I have piles i'm using ointment magnesium sulphate, lidocaine hydrochloride gel ip xynova, nitroglycerin ointment nitrogesic, anal fissure.
Anal fissures: Anal fissures are a tear, that scars and reopens with the passage of stool. They are often associated with hemorrhoids and difficult to heal. Local medications and control of constipation help. Okay to check in with your doc. If your constipation is under control, you may benefit from a surgical consult and procedure. Be well. ...Read more
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Can taking ferrous gluconate (elemental iron) and fluticasone propionate (flovent hfa inhaler) simultaneously be harmful?
No: As long as you swallow the iron well before or after to inhale the Flovent (so you don't choke on the iron tablet), you should be fine. There is no drug interaction. ...Read more
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What is nitric oxide used for?
Many uses: Nitric oxide functions as a signaling molecule (neurotransmitter) telling your body to make blood vessels relax and widen. Bodybuilders and athletes may use Nitric Oxide for blood flow, oxygen delivery, glucose uptake, muscle velocity, power output, and muscle growth. There are side effects associated with this supplement. Do your homework. How about balanced eating with whey protein. ...Read more
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Nitroglycerin (Definition)
Nitroglycerin dilates the blood vessels around the heart to relieve heart pain or "angina". It comes in both a pump spray and tablet form. There are several cautions when using this medication so always discuss with ...Read more
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