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What causes uncontrolled high blood pressure?
Common Causes of Uncontrollable High Blood Pressure: Uncontrollable high blood pressure can be caused by number of reasons. If the person is taking medications for other conditions, these may be conflicting with the blood pressure medications. Cold medications, drinking alcohol, drugs can also raise blood pressure. Even some foods, such as grapefruit, or certain vitamin or herbal supplements may cause blood pressure medication to not work effectively. Another reason blood pressure medication may not be working effectively could be because it is not being taken properly. Missed doses, skipping days of medication or stopping medication off and on because it is too expensive makes the medication ineffective. Try to take the medication on a regular schedule to ensure it is working to its full potential. If medication is too expensive, talk to the doctor about generic brands or a less expensive medication.
How many doses can be made from 5?
How many doses can be made from 5 ml depends on what the individual dosage requirements for a medication are, as prescribed by a doctor. For example, if the dosage is 2.5ml at a time, then there are 2 doses in 5 ml of medication.
What are the drug interactions associated with taking magnolia?
Not to be taken with prescription weight-loss medications or medication to lower blood pressure. No reported adverse interactions in traditional Chinese medicine.
C11 H17 N3 O8- what is the poison?
The chemical compound C11H17N3O8 is sodium nitroprusside, often used as a medication to lower blood pressure during surgery. In high doses, it can lead to cyanide poisoning, which can be fatal if not treated promptly.
What is an inert medication?
When studying the effect (efficacy) of a medication, researchers will give some subjects doses of the medication under study and others an inactive or inert doses to see the relative effect of the medication. This known as a 'blind study' because the participants do not know know whether they received the medication or the inert dose. A 'double blind study' is when a third party designs the experiment and prepares the doses so that neither the subject or the scientist doing the testing knows which is getting the live dose.
Can you take Echinacea if you have High Blood-pressure?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18626271"3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine produced significant dose-dependent increases in heart rate (highest, 132 bpm), systolic (highest, 171 mm Hg) and diastolic (highest, 102 mm Hg) blood pressure"
Define side effects toxic effects drug allergy and idiosyncrasy Give example?
Side effects are results of taking a medication that are not the reason you are taking the drug. For example, Rogaine (monoxidil) was originally investigated as a blood pressure medication that was found to cause hair growth. For people taking it for blood pressure, the hair growth would be an (unwanted) side effect. For people taking it to grow hair, a drop in blood pressure (possibly causing dizziness) would be a side effect. Toxic effects are any outcomes of taking a medication that are harmful to the body. Generally, they result from taking a medication at doses above the recommended level. Drug allergy is a hypersensitivity of a particular individual person to a drug that causes an allergic reaction, typically a rash or swelling, when the drug is taken. Penicillin is one of the most common causes of drug allergy. Idiosyncrasy (from Wiktionary) is a peculiar individual reaction to a substance that is harmless to most people.
Does acetaminophen blood?
Acetaminophen is only considered a blood thinner in large doses.
Can you mix ibprophin with Adderall xr?
Yes you can. But be careful - don't take LOADS of ibuprofen. Just the suggested dose. *Additional facts: Ibuprofen is a blood thinner, but fairly weak as an over-the-counter medication. Adderall, a stimulant, increases blood pressure. It isn't the strongest stimulant within the standard prescribed doses. To reiterate the previous poster, be careful and consider consulting your physician for an added precaution.
Can low cholesterol diets help lower blood pressure?
It can, but not without consistency. Cholesterol in small doses is actually good for the body, its when its excessive that you need to watch it. However by alleviating excess cholesterol the body isnt as taxed to get rid of it, so in short yes, it can reduce blood pressure.
Dispenses large doses of medication in the form of a mist that is inhaled via a face mask or mouth piece?
nebulizer ... most people call it an inhaler though
What kind of medication is given to recovering coronary stenting patients?
Medications are prescribed to prevent unwanted blood clotting. Daily doses of aspirin or other anticoagulant medications are started after the procedure and are continued after the patient goes home.
