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Recently active Blood Pressure forums and community discussion threads. Post your question or story about Blood Pressure and connect with others who have experience with the same medications. No registration is required and your identity remains anonymous.we moved to a new place, and we found these pills all over the place, i had no idea if there blood thinners or what i keep finding them everywhere. We have animals and i'd like to know what they took if they ever find one. icase they get sick i'll know what to tell the vet. i've completly flipped my house but i'm sure there is one that i missed.The pills are about the lenght of a dime and there is solid white powder inside.. Please help!! Thanx ## This is actually a Canadian drug called Flunarizine (5mgs,) it is a Calcium channel blocker used to treat cardiovascular diseases and high blood pressure. That should be enough information to give your to vet, in case of emergency.
imprint code M on on one side and A2 on the other. This should be Atenol 25mg ## Yes, it is, a generic for Tenormin. It is used to treat cardiovascular diseases and hypertension. Some of the most common side effects include: indigestion, constipation, runny/stuffy nose and fatigue.
Question? My doctor prescribed Bisopr/hctz tab 10/6.25 and Lisinopril 20 mg. The directions are to take 1 tablet twice a day. Does this mean take one pill in the a.m. and one in p.m? ## it generally mean that yes. usually 12 hours apart or around a bout. ## Basically, if the prescription does not specifically say to take it every 12 hours, then you should take it when you wake up, or with breakfast and then take the next dose at dinner time.
verapmill ## Verapamil is a calcium channel blocker, used to treat several types of cardiovascular issues. It is the generic, so in and of itself, there are no others available. There are other calcium channel blockers on the market, try talking to your doctor if you are having problems with Verapamil, so you can discuss the other options available.
White oblong pill with E 282 on one side and a scored on the other. What is this? ## E 282 is Metoprolol XL 50mgs, a generic for Toprol XL, used to help control high blood pressure. Some of the most common side effects include: dizziness, drowsiness, lightheadedness and diarrhea. ## Please id a white oblong pill scored in middle on one side and a "282" with an unlclear mark that appears to be an "E" shaped marking. Thanks.
round pink pill with M 544 on one side and blank on the other side ## Yes, this is a generic for Accuretic. When a drug is available for generic production, it is usually made by many different companies, all looking to get a cut of the money from sales. Most pharmacies do not stock any one particular generic, they stock whatever their supplier has cheapest when they need to order a new supply. With some pharmacies, you never get the same generic twice in a row.
prescribed for possible high blood pressure, small round, yellow has M35 stamped on it... prescribed to boyfriend... he seems to be getting dizzy since starting this medication, is this normal, he has been waiting on response from Dr. Any help appreciated ## Chlorthalidone is a diuretic, meant to reduce the amount of water and thus, sodium, in the body, which can help lower blood pressure. Dizziness is a common side effect of these types of medications, if it is troublesome, please have him speak to his doctor.
Metopolol 50MG? This pill is white and round and has writing GG 414 on pill. Wanting to verify. ## Confirming that this is Metoprolol 50 mg (generic for Lopressor), used to help lower blood pressure. (NDC 0781-1223) Inactive Ingredients: - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Hydroxypropyl Cellulose - Hypromelloses - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium Stearate - Polyethylene Glycol - Povidone - Silicon Dioxide - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type a Potato - Titanium Dioxide ## I was prescribed Metoprolol for heart palpitations, have had it increased in the last week and still getting them. ## I have RA and had open heart surgery, now I am getting dizzy and headaches and a red face + head is hot. I take Plavix, Meclizine, Lisinopril, Metoprolol, 1 prednisone, Soma, Percocet, sleeping pill, Simvastatin,...
oval pink peach. what mg. ## Your description does not provide me with enough information to tell you the mgs of this tablet, since Sandoz makes several dosages. If you can post back with the imprint from the tablet, then I can look it up for you.
Could you tell me where (country) Toprol pills are manufactured? ## this site does not sell nor manufacture any medications, this is an information only website. ## It may help you to know that the brand name Toprol XL is manufactured in the United States by AstraZeneca. If you are taking generics, however, then that may not apply. Generic forms of meds may be manufactured in a number of countries, but the best way to tell would be to post if there are any specific letters or numbers appearing on the pill. If it is made in the U.S. then we will be able to verify based on that information. Also, if you could include in your post where you obtained the meds from (whether it was a web site, a pharmacy, etc), that would help. ## Hi Michael, Per your email description "I got the pills fr...
White round scored tablet with #293 on it. Is this Metoprolol? ## Yes, this is Metoprolol ER; a medication used to treat several diseases of the cardiovascular system, including high blood pressure and heart failure. NDC: 58177-0293 (Discontinued) Some of the most common side effects include: dizziness, drowsiness, lightheadedness and diarrhea.
I have been taking Metoprolo 25 mg twice a day for a month and am finding that it makes me feel lethargic with bouts of depression. Is this normal? Will the effects decrease as my body becomes accustom to it? ## The depression is listed as a serious side effect that SHOULD NOT be tolerated for any length of time, as it could be dangerous, PLEASE SPEAK TO YOUR DOCTOR!
helps with sleep in children ## Clonidine is not approved to treat sleep issues, in either adults or children, however, it is an offlabel use, generally used to counteract sleep problems that have been induced by stimulant drugs used to treat ADD and ADHD. Drowsiness is one of its most common side effects, as well as dry mouth, light headedness, dizziness and constipation.
hypertension, diabetic ## i take norplus and i want to know whether it's ok for me to take it for life. ## That would be something you will need to discuss with your doctor, only they can evaluate how well the drug works for you and discuss any concerns you have over long-term usage safety.
What is this drug prescribed for? ## I've been put on these tablets now for 2 weeks and ive got alot of bruising on my behind and its very itchy. Can you tell me if this is a side effect please? ## Amlodipine is a calcium channel blocker used to treat high blood pressure and angina. I suggest talking to your doctor, blood disorders can be a rare side effect and that may be causing the bruising.
white oval shaped tablet imprinted with E 281 on the front ## tell me about METOPROLOL SUCCER 50MG ## Metoprolol is a selective beta receptor blocker, used to treat various diseases of the cardio-vascular system, primarly high blood pressure. Some of the most common side effects include: dizziness, drowsiness, diarrhea and vision problems.
I have a white oval pill with E over 281, wanting to make sure it's Metoprolol. ## Yes, this is a 25mg tablet, generic for Toprol XL. It used to treat some cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. Some of the most common side effects include: dizziness, drowsiness, vision problems and diarrhea.
one of the pills is light orange in color. on one side there is a large R. on the other side it is scored with 128 above the score line. the other is a small yellow tablet, smooth on one side and scored on the other. there is an s above the score line and a 264 below. ## R128 is Clonidine 0.2mgs, a generic for Catapres, used to help lower blood pressure. s264 is the same thing, just made by a different company.
Round white pill w/no markings or scorings.smaller than clonidine about size and shape of zolpideum(generic ambien) I have found two in the house please help to ID ## Sorry, if there are no markings then it is impossible to positively identify it. All prescription drugs that are legally sold in the US are required to have individual imprints to enable their ID, according to manufacturer, active ingredient and dosage. With no markings, I would think it is possibly something over the counter, unless it is a drug from a foreign country.
none ## Can you please post more details such as the dosage, any letters or numbers appearing on the pill, shape, color, size, etc ? If we have more specific details then we'll be able to give a definite answer. Many times the same drug can have a variety of appearances, especially in the case of generic drugs. Every individual manufacturer, as well as every different dose can vary in appearance. ## In addition to the variance in appearance, they are required by law to have different imprints, this enables them to be identified by manufacturer, dosage and active ingredient.