RYTHMOL

Rythmol Information

Rythmol is another propafenone brand name, a popular and time tested name among a great variety of antiarrhythmic medicines that are currently flooding the worldwide market.

Rythmol Indications

Rythmol is used in the treatment of pulsating heartbeats and some other serious problems concerning the fluctuating heartbeat (that’s where this drug got its name from). Rythmol is a true wonder drug in the treatment of irregular heart rhythm. It helps reduce the heart tissue’s sensitivity and also the nerve impulses’ pace, therefore providing an ad-hoc (but efficient) relief to the patients. Rythmol also helps cut down the risk of heart failure.

Rythmol Warnings

Patients who are suffering from at least one of the following medical disorders are usually not allowed to start a treatment with drugs like Rythmol:

• Bradycardia;
• Asthma;
• Cardiac disease; 
• Bronchitis;
• Congestive heart failure;
• Chronic and obstructive pulmonary disease;
• Myasthenia gravis;
• Emphysema;
• Electrolyte disorders;
• Low blood pressure’
• Liver disease;
• Kidney disease.

Therefore, if you are suffering or have suffered for a long time from any of the disorders listed here you must inform your doctor of this before starting a treatment with Rythmol. Your physician might want to monitorize the way in which your body responds to the treatment with this drug or to make some adjustments to your normal dose of Rythmol.
Rythmol is a Category C FDA pregnancy drug. Rythmol should not cause harm to the unborn baby if it is taken during a pregnancy. Although it has not been tested on women yet, Rythmol has influenced some animals’ fertility rate. If you are pregnant or if you want to be pregnant soon, you should tell this to your doctor before you start a treatment with this drug. It has been established clearly that Rythmol can and that it usually does pass into breast milk. Therefore, if you are breastfeeding a small child you should not start taking this drug without consulting with your personal physician. The effect of Rythmol on elder patients is not known. This drug should not be prescribed to children.

Rythmol Intake Guidelines

Your doctor should tell you of the precautions that you should take while you are following a treatment with this drug. Ask him how and when to take Rythmol and pay attention to his advice. If you have any questions that remained unanswered you should ask your doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse. Try accompanying each dose of this drug with a glass of water.
You can take this drug either on an empty or on a full stomach. Try to take Rythmol regularly. You should be careful if you have to operate complicated machinery, drive or perform actions that require mental and physical alertness during your treatment with Rythmol. It is best that you swallow the capsules in one piece (do not chew, break or bite them). Store this drug away from moisture and heat.

Rythmol Dosage

Your doctor ought to calculate the dose of Rythmol that works out for you. The correct dosage usually varies from one person to another, because of several factors (among them: body weight, the disorder’s severity, etc).

Rythmol Overdose

No serious cases of overdose with Rythmol have been reported so far but you should keep in mind that overdose with this drug can cause great harm and it can even have lethal consequences. The symptoms of overdose with Rythmol are: logical confusion, fatigue, drowsiness, seizures, falling pulse rate, etc. If you suspect that you are suffering from an overdose with this drug you should seek immediate medical attention (contact your local poison control center, inform your personal physician).  

Rythmol Missed Dose

Rythmol should be taken in or on a regular basis. If you are following a treatment with Rythmol, try not to miss any of your doses. If you happen to miss one take it as soon as possible and continue with your regular schedule. You should not take in a double dose of this drug unless you are instructed by your physician to do so.

Rythmol Side Effects

Taking Rythmol can trigger some serous (dangerous) side effects such as: closed throat, breathing problems, swollen face, tongue, lips, etc. Other severe side effects are weakness, sudden bleeding. More common side effects are fatigue, drowsiness, headache, lack of hunger, etc.
If you are experiencing any of the symptoms listed here it is recommended that you inform your personal physician at once.
Some patients have experienced other side effects apart from the ones listed here. Inform your doctor if you experience anything out of the ordinary while taking this drug.

Rythmol Drug Reactions

Rythmol can interact with some of the drugs listed below, so it is best to avoid taking them:

• Cardioquin;
• Cordarone;
• Cartrol;
• Corgard;
• Coreg;
• Detrol LA;
• Crixivan;
• Coumadin;
• Elavil;
• Detrol;
• Local anesthetic;
• Lopressor;
• Elixophyllin;
• Inderal;
• Endep;
• Lanoxicaps;
• Lanoxin;
• Neoral;
• Mebaral;
• Kerlone;
• Luminal;
• Normodyne;
• Procanbid;
• Quinaglute;
• Nembutal;
• Norvir;
• Propulsid;
• Rimactane;
• Sandimmune;
• Pamelor;
• Norpace;
• Sectral;
• Tenormin;
• Sinequan;
• Slo- Theolair;
• Phyllin;
• Tofranil;
• Tagamet HB;
• Rifadin;
• Quinidex;
• Zagam;
• Vascor;
• Solfoton;
• Viracept;
• Seconal;
• Tagamet;
• Theo-Dur;
• Thorazine;
• Tikosyn;
• Toprol XL;
• Trandate;
• Visken.

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In some countries RYTHMOL may also be known as: Normorytmin, Rhythmocor, Rytmonorma, Ritmocor, Prolekofen, Propa-Tabletten, Cuxafenon, Arythmol, Profex, Cardiofenone, Fenorit, Biopafen, Nistaken, Norfenon, Rytmocard, Polfenon