Carvida 6.25 Side Effects

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Side Effects

Beta blockers are generally well tolerated and most adverse effects are mild and transient. Reactions may be more severe after intravenous than oral doses; ocular use has also been associated with systemic adverse effects. The most frequent and serious adverse effects are related to their beta-adrenergic blocking activity. Among the most serious adverse effects are heart failure, heart block, and bronchospasm. Troublesome subjected effects include fatigue and coldness of the extremities; when beta-blockers are used for long-term treatment of asymptomatic diseases such as hypertension, such effects may be an important determinant of patient compliance. Cardiovascular effects include bradycardia and hypotension; heart failure or heart block may be precipitated or worsened in patients with underlying cardiac disorders. Abrupt withdrawal of beta blockers may exacerbate angina and may lead to sudden death.

carvedilol

Manufacturer:

Delta Pharma

Distributor:

Biomed