NYEFAX

Nyefax Information

Nyefax is a medicine of the calcium antagonists class of drugs, which acts on the heart muscle cells, the coronary arteries’ smooth muscle cells and on the peripheral resistance blood vessels in particular. However, this medicine does not increase the blood or bone calcium levels. The effect of this drug consists of increasing the blood flow and thus the oxygen supply through the dilation of the coronary arteries and the reduction of the blood vessels’ smooth muscle tone. Also, this medicine acts as a prophylactic agent in reducing vasospasm.

Nyefax Indications

Nyefax is commonly prescribed for the treatment of such medical conditions as angina pectoris, coronary heart disease and hypertension, although some health care professionals may opt to use this medicine for the treatment or prevention of other affections that are not listed here as well. If you are not suffering from any of the above and have been prescribed a therapy course with this medicine, or if you would like to know more regarding the possible uses of this drug it is advised to consult your prescriber or a pharmacist as they may provide you with further information.

Nyefax Warnings

Nyefax may not be used to treat patients that are pregnant or breast feeding, as this drug may cause birth defects and may affect a nursing infant. As such, if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant or if you are breast feeding a baby you should consult your physician regarding alternative therapy methods.

Nyefax is not suitable for use in patients that are allergic to this medicine, to Nifedipine or to any other calcium channel blockers. If you have a known or suspected hypersensitivity to any of the above you should inform your prescriber so that he can determine the best alternative treatment method to employ.

This pharmaceutical product may not be used in the case of patients that are suffering from cardiovascular shock, a condition characterized by severe hypotension caused by heart failure. Other medical conditions may also affect your Nyefax therapy and as such it is strongly recommended to inform your prescriber of any other affections you may be suffering from before starting to take this medicine.

Nyefax Intake Guidelines

You should always take Nyefax exactly as your prescriber directs you to. At times, the information in this guide may differ from the guidelines your physician has provided; in such cases you should disregard these recommendations and take the medicine as advised by your personal health care provider.

The Nyefax tablets should be taken with water, but you should not combine the medicine with food. Keep taking the medicine for the full duration of the therapy and do not stop taking the Nyefax tablets without first consulting with your doctor. Some patients (for example those suffering from renal or hepatic impairment) may need to have their liver or kidney functions constantly monitored.

Nyefax Dosage

The usual Nyefax dosage prescribed in the case of adult patients is of two intakes of the medicine per day, one tablet per intake. However, your prescribed dosage may differ as the dosage is determined for each patient taking into account a number of factors that are specific to their case. You should not use the Nyefax dosage that has been prescribed to another patient as the therapy may not yield the expected results. Also, you should not exceed the Nyefax dosage that has been prescribed for you as this will not yield better therapeutic results; instead, this may lead to the appearance of side effects and in severe cases you may become affected by an overdose with this pharmaceutical product.

Nyefax Overdose

An overdose with Nyefax is a severe medical condition and requires prompt medical assistance. If you think that you may be affected by an overdose with this pharmaceutical product, you should immediately call your personal health care professional or the local poisons center. If the situation is severe, you should go to the nearest emergency room found at the nearest clinic or hospital.

Nyefax Missed Dose

It is best that, in order to reduce the chances of accidentally missing any doses of your medication, you consult with your prescriber and set up a strict Nyefax intake schedule. However, if you still happen to miss one of your scheduled doses it is best to take it as soon as you remember, if this does not happen within 3 hours of another Nyefax intake; otherwise it is recommended to completely skip the missed intake and continue with your normal dosing schedule, informing your physician of this situation.

Nyefax Side Effects

Nyefax may cause a number of severe side effects, characterized by palpitations, chest pain, dizziness, fainting, tingling sensations in the extremities, tremor, sweating, shortness of breath, sleepiness, vision disturbances or skin conditions such as discoloring, rashes or a decrease in skin sensitivity. allergic reactions to this medicine are also possible. All of these should be immediately brought to the attention of a qualified health care professional as prompt medical attention is required.

Other, less severe side effects are also possible while taking Nyefax. Any unexpected symptoms should be brought to the attention of your personal physician in order to investigate the causes and determine the appropriate corrective methods.

Nyefax Drug Reactions

Nyefax may interact with other drugs and medication. You should inform your prescriber of any other pharmaceutical products you are currently taking before starting a treatment course with this drug, especially of any other hypertension medication, Phenytoin, Digoxin, Quinidine, Rifampicin, Cimetidine, Cisapride, Erythromycin, Fluoxetine, Ketoconazole, Itraconazole, Fluconazole, Tacrolimus, Indinavir, Ritonavir, Saquinavir, Carbamazepine, Valproic Acid or Phenobarbitone. Also it has been reported that Nyefax may interact with grapefruit juice and products containing grapefruit juice.

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