Generic Minipress

1. Denomination

Minipress

2. Active Substance

Prazosin

3. Indications for Use.

Arterial hypertension, chronic heart failure (within a combined therapy).

4. Action

Prazosin decreases afterload on the heart. The drug delates peripheral veins, at the same time reducing preload on the heart. Prazosin improves systemic and intracardiac blood flow in chronic heart failure patients. The drug reduces tension in the lesser circulation.

5. Posology and Administration

Posology and administration should be set up individually.
Children over 12 years of age: test dose 5 μg (microgram)/kg single-shot, then 25—150 μg/kg/daily in 4 intakes.
A usual starting dose is 0.5 mg 2-3 times daily. An average therapeutic dose is 4-6 mg/daily; the maximal dose is 20 mg/daily; repetition factor is 2-3 times a day.

6. Counterindications

Arterial hypotension, chronic heart failure, left ventricular inflation reduced pressure cardiac defects; pregnancy, lactation, childhood less than 12 years; hypersensitivity to Prazosin.

7. Should Be Taken with Precautions, if…

Nephropathy patients should take the drug in reduced doses and with caution.
It is well to control arterial tension and frequency of heartbeats in the upright position and in prone position regularly.

8. Interface with Other Medications

In order to except the risk of emergence of adverse interaction when Prazosin is used together with other drugs do not try to cure yourself without a doctor’s participation.

9. Overdosing

Symptoms: evidenced fall of arterial tension.

10. Side Effects

Decrease of tension (especially in standing position), dizziness, headache, sleep disorder, weakness, fatigability, nausea, heartbeat and polyuria. When one uses Prazosin for a long time edemas of lower limbs are possible. In rare cases there may emerge loss of consciousness when one rises from the sitting position or from the horizontal position, especially while taking the first dose of the drug.

11. Pregnancy and Lactation

During pregnancy Prazosin therapy is prohibited; during the treatment breastfeeding should be avoided.

12. Driving

People whose activities are connected with machinery management and require alertness should take caution while Prazosin therapy, especially in the beginning.

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