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What is the drug classification of methyldopa?
arb
Can methyldopa make you test positive for barbiturartes?
can methyl-dopa make you test positive for barbituates
What medications and substances can cause increased iron levels?
chloramphenicol, estrogen preparations, dietary iron supplements, alcoholic beverages, methyldopa, and birth control pills.
Is methayldopa a calcium channel blocker?
No, methyldopa is not a calcium channel blocker. It is a centrally acting alpha-2 adrenergic agonist commonly used to treat high blood pressure.
Is Methyldopa medicine safe for the pregnant woman and the unborn child?
When i was 31 weeks pregnant i was diagnosed with pregnancy induced hypertension and then pre-eclampsia and was put on 250mg tablets of methyldopa, i started on one tablet a day... 3 days later i was bumped up to 2 tablets a day (500mgs).... couple of weeks later i was on three a day (750mgs).... by the time i was 35 weeks pregnant they were asking me to take yet another, so 4 tablets a day or 1000mgs.... by that stage i refused to take anymore i figured the baby was practically full term and i had already been given steroid injections at 31 weeks to help develop her lungs (as they were about to induce me then as by blood pressure was 200/100 and wasn't changeing any time soon...) so i figured if they needed to induce me everything would be fine, I was admitted at 36 weeks and two days later i was induced and after 32hrs of labour and only dilating 1 1/2cms i was given an emergency c-section and had a beautiful healthy baby girl :) do u think you can tell me exacly what methyldopa is for
What are Drug induced reactions in the mouth?
Drugs such Nifidipine,Ciclosporin and immunosuppressant cause gingival hyperplasia. Also Penicillamine,Gold and antihypertensives(captopril,methyldopa,furosemide-lichenoid reaction. Best Regards Health group ORE mutualsupport http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/OREmutualsupport/
Can you drink grapefruit juice with aldomet?
It is generally advised to avoid grapefruit juice while taking Aldomet (methyldopa) because grapefruit can interact with various medications, potentially affecting their metabolism and efficacy. While specific interactions with Aldomet are not well-documented, it's best to consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice. They can provide guidance based on your overall health and medication regimen.
You are on lisopress high blood medication and want to become pregnant is this safe or what medication is?
If you are on Lisopril (Lisopress), it's important to consult your healthcare provider before becoming pregnant, as ACE inhibitors like Lisopril can pose risks to the fetus during pregnancy. Typically, healthcare providers may switch patients to safer alternatives, such as methyldopa or labetalol, which are considered safer for use during pregnancy. Always discuss your medication and any health concerns with your doctor to ensure both your health and the health of your future baby.
Is highblood pressure medicine safe for pregnant?
Ask your doctor, my doctor prescribed methyldopa for my high blood pressure, but I am breastfeeding, not pregnant. If you have high blood pressure, your doctor will know whats best for you and your baby.If you are pregnant and have pre-existing hypertension, it is important for it to be well controlled.In some women hypertension is brought on by the pregnancy, this usually does not develop before the 20th week.Occasionally, other abnormalities develop, for example the appearance of protein in the urine and abnormalities of blood clotting. This is called pre-eclampsia and it requires regular checks and sometimes admission so that a closer eye can be kept and other treatment given if needed.Your doctor will ensure that you are regularly monitored so that any potential complications are avoided.Do not worry though in the vast majority of cases that are well looked after there are no adverse consequences.AnswerThis is from a published medical paper =) Hope it helps! Pharmacologic therapy could benefit mother and baby when diastolic pressure exceeds 110mmHg. Preeclampsia must be followed closely. Methyldopa (eg, Aldomet) and hydralazine (eg, Apresoline) are still the drugs of choice during pregnancy, although the safety and efficacy of calcium channel blockers and beta-blockers appear well established.
Do blood tests for uric acid require fasting?
You should not eat or drink at all for 4 hours before the test unless told otherwise. Your doctor may also be necesary to stop taking any drugs that may affect the test results. NEVER stop taking any medicine unless you have the approval of your your doctor. Drugs that can increase the level of uric acid in your body include: Alcohol Ascorbic acid Aspirin Caffeine Cisplatin Diazoxide Diuretics Epinephrine Ethambutol Levodopa Methyldopa Nicotinic acid Phenothiazines Theophylline Drugs that can decrease the level of uric acid in your body include: Allopurinol Azathioprine Clofibrate Corticosteroids Estrogen Glucose Guaifenesin Mannitol Probenecid Warfarin
What is the safest pain reliever to take when you have high blood pressure?
It depends on the hypertension medication. If you want a pain killer that does not increase blood pressure, then paracetamol is a good choice. The worst choice would be anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and diclofenac. These medications can increase the blood pressure by themselves. In addition, they tend to interact with hypertension medications. For example, these medications increase the risk of renal failure with ACE-inhibitors and sartans, and may also increase the risk of hyperkalaemia with these medications too. Opioid analgesics do not increase blood pressure, however they may interact with anti-hypertensives that are drowsy, such as methyldopa. Your best bet is to check with a pharmacist or doctor before using anything because it can get very complex. ===END COMMUNICATION===
What causes liver to inflame?
Liver inflammation is called hepatitis. (Hepato- = liver; -itis = inflammation) There are many causes of hepatitis: They can be caused by viruses. 95% of the viral causes are Hepatitis A through E. Other viral causes include Herpes simplex, Cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr, yellow fever virus, adenoviruses. Some non viral infections can also cause liver inflammation, such as toxoplasma and rocky mountain spotted fever. Toxins such as Amanita toxin in mushrooms can cause liver inflammation. Drugs are also another source of liver inflammation. These inflammation are not uncommon since many drugs are metabolized by the liver when taken by mouth. Some of the drugs include acetaminophen (Tylenol), paracetamol, amoxycillin, antituberculosis medicines, minocycline, methyldopa, nitrofurantoin, isoniazid, ketoconazole Auto immune conditions, such as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)can cause liver inflammation. Metabolic diseases, such as Wilson's disease can also cause liver inflammation. Alcohol is a big cause of liver inflammation, especially when taken when the drugs listed above. Tylenol, a very common pain reliever and fever reducer has to be taken very carefully, and never every ingest alcohol while taking Tylenol products.
