Atenolol

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Atenolol belongs to the beta blockers, a class of drugs used primarily in cardiovascular diseases. The chemical works by slowing down the heart, thus and reducing its workload, and is primarily used to treat hypertension but it also finds use to treat angina, acute myocardial infarction, supraventricular tachycardia, ventricular tachycardia, congestive heart failure, prevention of migraine headaches, and the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal.

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Atenolol precautions

Atenolol should not be used for untreated failing heart function, severe disturbances in cardiac conduction (heart block), some cases of slow heart rate or severe circulatory problems. Nor shall it be used in a special kind of tumor in the adrenal medulla (pheochromocytoma), or if you are hypersensitive (allergic) to any ingredient in Atenolol tablets.

Before and during use of Atenolol

If you have asthma or severe breathing problems for other reasons, uncontrolled or difficult to treat diabetes, claudication (intermittent claudication), circulatory disorders, severe renal insufficiency, a type of angina in the heart (Printz Metal's angina) or heart problems you should consult your doctor before starting treatment with Atenolol.

If you must have surgery under general anesthesia, you should inform the doctor that you have treatment with Atenolol tablets because in some cases you may need to reduce the dose of Atenolol for a few days before surgery.

If you have high blood pressure and use Atenolol it can affect glucose metabolism which may be associated with the development of diabetes.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

There is a risk of Atenolol affecting the fetus and you should consult your doctor before using this drug during pregnancy. Furthermore Atenolol is excreted in breast milk but is unlikely to affect nursing infants. Consult your doctor, however, at more than temporary use of this drug during lactation.

What should you avoid while using this medicine?

Some anticonvulsants (phenobarbital), medicine for high blood containing clonidine, medicine for high blood pressure and / or heart problems containing diltiazem or verapamil, heart medicine digitalis, certain medicines for irregular heart beat (called Class I antiarrhythmic agents, and disopyramide) , some medicines for pain and fever, including non-prescription (such as ibuprofen), decongestants containing phenylpropanolamine and certain other medicines may affect or be affected by treatment with Atenolol. Treating physicians need to be aware of concomitant medications.

Atenolol Dosage

Your Atenolol dosage is determined by the physician, who will adjust it individually for you.

To treat high blood pressure, the usual dose is two tablets a 25 mg or one tablet of 50 mg per day.

To treat chest pain or irregular heart beat, the usual dose is 1-2 tablets a 50 mg per day.

If the treatment is to be discontinued the Atenolol dose should be reduced slowly over 7-10 days, especially if the drug is taken for angina. Never make any changes to the prescribed dose on your own.

If you take too many tablets contact your doctor, hospital or poison control center.

Atenolol side effects

Common (affects more than one patient out of 100): Fatigue and muscle weakness that can wear off after a period of treatment. Cold hands and feet, slow pulse, diarrhea and nausea.

Uncommon: Sleep disturbances, liver disorders.

Rare (affects less than one in 1,000 people): Sweating, a shortage of platelets, which can manifest itself as small hemorrhages in the skin and mucous membranes, deterioration of cardiac function, impairment of blood circulation, numbness or cramping in the fingers, followed by warmth or pain, dizziness or syncope due to hypotension. Pins and needles. Nightmares, headaches, depression, confusion, hallucinations or impaired perception of reality. Dry mouth (careful oral hygiene is important), dry eyes and blurred vision, hair loss, skin rash, worsening of psoriasis. Bronchospasm in asthmatics, erectile dysfunction.

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Atenolol is in widespread use all over the world and is sold under many trade names and brands, including but not limited to:

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Please note that it's extremely important that you take only the prescribed dose of Atenolol; any overdose could lead to a drop in blood pressure and put you in the hospital. At the same time, you should never stop taking Tenormin suddenly. If you are feeling much better, then talk to your doctor and work out a phased withdrawal from treatment.

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