ADENOCOR

Adenocor Information

Adenocor is one of the most effective anti-arrhythmic drugs that are available on the market. Like most other similar medicines that deal with the patient’s arrhythmia, this drug slows the conduction of electrical impulses across the heart’s atrio-ventricular node. Among this medicine’s main ingredients is adenosine: a chemical that naturally occurs in the individuals’ organism.

In a healthy heart, the electric impulses are created in the heart’s sinus node. From here, they spread all over the heart’s upper chamber (region that is commonly known as the heart’s atria). This causes a contraction. Then, the electric impulse passes through the patient’s AV node (the atrio-ventricular node) into the lower chambers of the organ (also known as the heart’s ventricles). As the impulse spreads over these chambers, another contraction occurs, that helps to pump the blood through the organism.

Studies have shown that a therapy with Adenocor is quite effective in the treatment of patients who present paroxysmal supra-ventricular tachycardia. When an individual is diagnosed with this heart medical condition, he or she presents irregular, fast heart rhythms that start with the electric impulses that reach the atrio-ventricular node. The intake of this medical product has the ability to make the heart’s rhythm return to normal; this is why, a dose of this medicine (Adenocor) is administered under the form of a fast IV (intravenous) bolus.

Adenocor Indications

Adenocor Warnings

Studies that have been made have proven that a treatment trial with Adenocor is not the best option (and should be avoided) in the case of individuals who present atrium fibrillation. Such a medical condition manifests as an irregular heart rhythm that is due to an abnormally fast contraction of the heart’s atrium. Furthermore, physicians have determined that a therapy with Adenocor should not be prescribed to a patient who suffers from any of the subsequent medical conditions, as their organism might not respond well to the prophylaxis with this drug: sick sinus syndrome (a medical condition that affects the heart and that is quite common among the elderly patients); asthma; atrio-ventricular block, and so on. However, exceptions can be made if a specialist assesses that the therapy with Adenocor is vital for the patient’s well being. Such a clinical case will be prescribed lower doses of this drug. Their therapy should be closely monitored by an authorized health care provider. It is best that the patient should remain hospitalized until his or her condition is stable.

Patients who suffer from a known Allergic Reaction (hyper-sensibility) to any of Adenocor’s ingredients ought to avoid starting a treatment trial with Adenocor. In order to be given a complete list of the components of this medicine, you should go to your local pharmacy. If you are not sure whether you are allergic or not to one or more of the ingredients from that list, we strongly advise you to go to the nearest hospital or clinic and perform the necessary allergy tests. Only after you know for sure that you are not allergic to this product are you allowed to start using it. Scientists have not yet been able to determine whether a therapy with this drug is safe or not during pregnancy. This is why pregnant females ought to avoid being administered a dose of Adenocor without the consent of their personal health care provider. The risks and benefits of the therapy ought to be carefully considered. We have no reliable information regarding whether this drug’s components are able to pass into the patient’s breast milk or not. Ask for your physician’s professional medical advice regarding a potential therapy with this drug if you are nursing a child.

Adenocor Intake Guidelines

This drug is generally prescribed as an IV injection. In most cases, the patient is administered Adenocor at a special medical setting, by a professional health care provider. If you want to administer your doses of this medicine yourself, you should ask your doctor to give you a set of detailed information regarding the proper procedure. The drug’s leaflet should contain some pieces of information regarding this matter.

Adenocor Dosage

It is your personal physician’s job to make sure that he or she prescribed you a correct dose of Adenocor. However, it is your duty to make sure that you follow your doctor’s instructions and that you do not make any adjustments to your initial dose of this medicine without his or her consent.

Adenocor Overdose

If you have accidentally overdosed with Adenocor you should seek immediate medical help, as this medical condition can trigger some very severe consequences (due to the effects that this medicine has on the activity of the heart). It is best to go to the nearest emergency room, where you will receive the appropriate therapy for your medical condition.

Adenocor Missed Dose

A patient who by any reason, happened to miss taking one of your prescribed Adenocor doses, should seek the professional medical guidance of his or her personal health care provider as soon as possible.

Adenocor Side Effects

Some patients who had followed a therapy with Adenocor experienced: headache, blurred vision, facial flushing, sweating, nausea, metallic taste, palpitations, cardiac arrest, dizziness, burning sensation, lightheadedness, bradycardia, dyspnoea, bronchospasm, breathing difficulties, wheezing, and so on.

Adenocor Drug Reactions

If a patient combines his or her therapy with Adenocor with the intake of Dipyridamole, he will experience severer effects of the former medical product. His or her activity of the heart can be excessively slowed down. It is known that caffeine and Theophylline reduce the benefic effects of this medicine.

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