VESICARE

Vesicare Information

Vesicare is a pharmaceutical product that reduces the bladder and urinary tract muscle spasm. It is based on the main ingredient Solifenacin and it also contains a number of inactive ingredients. For more information regarding the drug excipients, you may contact a specialized health care professional (such as a pharmacist).

Vesicare Indications

The main use for Vesicare is the symptomatic treatment of an overactive bladder. This medicine effectively treats such symptoms as frequent urination, urgent urination and urine leakage (also known under the name of urinary incontinence). This drug may also be used in monotherapy or in combination with other pharmaceutical agents in the treatment of other medical affections which are not listed in this informational guide. If you have been prescribed a treatment course with Vesicare and are not sure why, it is best to ask your personal physician for additional information.

Vesicare Warnings

Vesicare may cause unwanted effects when administered to patients that are suffering from uncontrolled (or untreated) narrow-angle glaucoma, or when the patient undergoing Vesicare treatment is suffering from certain gastric disorders that are causing a delay in emptying. Also, patients that are not able to urinate may need special dosage adjustments or monitoring during their therapy course with this medicine. Your prescriber should be informed of any allergies you may be suffering from, or if you have any form of renal or hepatic impairment, gastric or intestinal blockage or a medical record of “Long QT syndrome”.

Vesicare may not be safe to use during pregnancy or breast feeding; as such, if you are a nursing mother, if you are pregnant or if you are planning to become pregnant during the course of the treatment it is strongly advised to seek the advice of your personal physician. He or she will help you determine the exact risks and benefits of the Vesicare therapy.

Vesicare Intake Guidelines

You may only take Vesicare exactly as your prescribing health care professional has directed. If the medicine is causing stomach upset, you may take the tablets with water or food in order to reduce the symptoms. Do not interrupt your Vesicare treatment without your prescriber’s approval. Continue taking the medicine until your personal health care professional advises you to discontinue the treatment.

Vesicare Dosage

Your prescriber will inform you regarding the Vesicare dosage that you need to employ, and will also provide you with the number of daily intakes and the duration of the treatment. You should closely follow your health care provider’s indications. If you have trouble understanding or remembering any of the information he or she has provided, you should ask him or her for further clarifications.

Vesicare Overdose

If you ingest high quantities of a pharmaceutical product, you may become affected by an overdose with that drug. An overdose with Vesicare is a dangerous medical condition, which may cause both short term and long term damage to your health condition. In severe cases, multiple complications may occur; these are often serious and can be lethal. As such, it is best to ensure that you avoid exceeding the prescribed dosage, and you should stop taking the medicine once your personal physician advises you to discontinue the treatment.

If at any point you think that you may have accidentally ingested a large quantity of Vesicare, you should contact the local poisons center or the nearest medical facility providing emergency medical assistance, even if you do not have any visible symptoms. The most common symptoms of an overdose with this medicine are stomach pain, severe constipation and a significant reduction in the urine volume.

Vesicare Missed Dose

If you have forgotten to take one of your Vesicare doses, it is recommended that you take it as soon as possible before continuing with your normal medication schedule. However, if another dose of the medicine is almost due, it is best to completely skip the missed dose and take the next dose on time. You should never take a larger dose of the medicine in an attempt to make up for a missed dose. If you are unsure what to do, you should contact your personal physician for further advice.

Vesicare Side Effects

While following a therapy course with Vesicare, you may experience a number of side effects. These are not common, and in most cases they are mild and transient; the most often encountered adverse reactions are characterized by fever, body aches, sore throat, dizziness, tiredness, mild stomach upset or pain, nausea, constipation, blurred vision, dry eyes or mouth. However, in rare cases, severe complications may occur. You should contact your personal health care professional immediately if you experience an allergic reaction, extreme thirst, hot, dry skin, painful urination or severely reduced urine volume, prolonged constipation or severe stomach pain.

This is not a complete list of all the possible side effects associated with Vesicare therapy. You should inform your personal physician if you begin experiencing any unexpected and bothersome symptoms at any point during your medication therapy.

Vesicare Drug Reactions

Vesicare may affect or be affected by several drugs and medicines. The most commonly encountered of these are Arsenic Trioxide, Chloroquine, Halofantrine, Droperidol, Ritonavir and other HIV medication, Erythromycin and other antibiotics, narcotics (such as Levomethadyl or Methadone), drugs used for the treatment of certain psychiatric disorders (Mesoridazine, Haloperidol or Chlorpromazine), heart rhythm products (Amiodarone, Dofetilide or Quinidine) or antidepressants (for example Imipramine, Fluoxetine, Amitriptyline or Paroxetine). This is not a full list of the medicines that may interact with Vesicare. You are advised to inform your prescriber of any medication you are taking before starting a treatment with this drug.

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