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Written by Robert A Wilson
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Sunday, 11 February 2007 |
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Interactions:
- Drug - There are many medications, both over-the-counter and
prescription, which will alter the action of this medication. Some
include antacids, other antihypertensives, potassium supplements,
diuretics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications, Lithium,
Digoxin, gout medication, antibiotics, anti-arthritis medications
(Capsacin), decongestants, and anti-tuberculosis agents.
- It is extremely important that you consult with your doctor about
dosing schedules if you take a variety of medications along with this
medication. DO NOT take any new medication without talking with your
doctor first.
- Food - May decrease absorption of this medication.
Warnings:
- Overdose - Can lead to severe hypotension.
- Avoid exercising in hot climates; it increases the dizziness.
- DO NOT drive or operate machinery until you can determine the
extent of drowsiness or dizziness. Your doctor may be able to adjust
your dose to help control side effects.
- Avoid stimulants such as decongestants or caffeine containing
drinks (soft drinks, coffee, or tea). May increase your heart rate.
- Avoid alcoholic beverages due to hypotensive side effects.
- Keep this medication and all others out of reach of children and pets.
General Dosage Information:
Dosing is individually based. Talk to your doctor about your specific dosing schedule:
Storage:
- Keep at room temperature.
- Protect from sunlight and moisture.
- DO NOT store in the bathroom.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 08 February 2008 )
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