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Cardiopine 10 MG CAPSULES

 

 
 

 

GENERIC NAMES

MANUFACTURERS 

MEDICAL GROUP

MEDICAL ARTICLES

 

DRUGS IN :

 

 

FDA DRUGS

UNITED STATES

CANADA

UNITED KINGDOM

AUSTRALIA

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MIDDLE EAST

KUWAIT

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SYRIA

BAHRAIN

IRAN

JORDAN

SAUDI ARABIA

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

 

 

 
 

SIZE:

10 MG

 

GENERIC NAME:

NIFEDIPINE

 

MANUFACTURER:

JULPHAR

 

UNIT:

 

ADMINISTRATION ROUTE:

 

FDA PREGNANCY GROUP:

C

 

INDICATIONS:

Angina, chronic stable

Angina, variant

Hypertension, essential

 

SIDE EFFECTS:

exfoliative dermatitis

flushing

glomerulonephritis

gynecomastia

headache

heart failure

hypotension

myocardial infarction

palpitations

peripheral edema

photosensitivity

sinus tachycardia

Stevens-Johnson syndrome

syncope

toxic epidermal necrolysis

vertigo

weakness

acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP)

asthenia

dizziness

dyspnea

erythema multiforme

 

ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS :

 

RELATIVE CONTRAINDICATIONS :

constipation

coronary artery disease

elderly

esophageal stricture

gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

GI obstruction

heart failure

hepatic disease

hiatal hernia

ileus

pregnancy

aortic stenosis

bradycardia

breast-feeding

 

ADULT DOSE:

Antianginal or [Antihypertensive] -Essential hypertension: Oral, initially 10 mg three times a day, the dosage being increased over a seven- to fourteen-day period as needed and tolerated. Note: For hospitalized patients under close supervision, dosage may be increased by 10-mg increments over four- to six-hour periods until symptoms are controlled. When justified by symptom frequency and/or severity, dosage titration may be accomplished over a three-day period (medication given three times a day and increased stepwise from 10 mg to 20 mg, then to 30 mg per dose as needed and tolerated), but only if the patient is monitored frequently. Geriatric patients may be more sensitive to the effects of the usual adult dose.

 

MAXIMUM ADULT DOSE:

Single dose, up to 30 mg; total daily dose, up to 180 mg (a total daily dose greater than 120 mg is rarely required).

 

PEDIATRIC DOSE:

Dosage has not been established.  

 

MAXIMUM PEDIATRIC DOSE:

 

ELDERLY DOSE:

 

 

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