SLOW-K

Slow-K Information

Slow-K is a popular medicine that is generally prescribed to patients who are suffering from a lack of potassium. Potassium is a well known mineral that is naturally found in certain foods. This mineral is vital for various normal functions of the organism, most importantly, the heart’s beating.

Slow-K Indications

Slow-K is a well known medical product that is generally prescribed to patients who are suffering from a severe lack of potassium in their body.

Slow-K Warnings

You may not be allowed to start following a treatment with this medicine if you are suffering from known allergies to this drug, to its main ingredients or to any other substances (foods, dyes, preservatives, etc). It is known that the intake of Slow-K during pregnancy could affect the growing fetus, as this medical product (Slow-K) belongs to the category C FDA pregnancy medicine.

Slow-K Intake Guidelines

Ask your physician how, when and for how long you should take this medicine. You must follow each and every one of his advices. If you need any additional information, consult the drug’s label. However, if you fail to understand some of your physician’s instructions, you should ask a nurse, a doctor or a pharmacist to explain them to you. You must not start a treatment with Slow-K without your physician’s consent. Ask your doctor if it is safe to end your treatment with this medicine before doing so. This drug should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from the reach of pets and children. Avoid exposing this drug to direct sunlight. Throw out the medicine if it has expired or if it comes from an unsealed package. Each dose of this medical product (Slow-K) ought to be taken in with a glass of liquid. If you have a sensitive stomach, we advise you to take your doses of Slow-K either with milk or with food in order to avoid experiencing stomach upset. Use this medication exactly as directed on the label, or as it has been prescribed by your doctor. Do not use the medication in larger amounts, or use it for longer than recommended.

You must avoid crushing, chewing or breaking the capsules of Slow-K, as they have been designed to gradually release their ingredients in your organism. Try to swallow the pills as a whole. If you find it too hard, you should ask your local pharmacist to give you some other types of potassium supplements.

Slow-K Dosage

You should acquire the dose of Slow-K that works best in your case (for your disorder) from your own personal physician. You must not make any alterations to the dose that your doctor has prescribed you under no circumstances. Without his or her direct approval. If you have any questions regarding your regular dosing schedule, you must immediately alert your personal health care provider.

Slow-K Overdose

If you suspect that you might be suffering from an overdose with this drug, you should seek immediate medical care. Go to your local poison control center at once and inform your doctor as soon as possible. To avoid overdose with this drug you should pay great attention to the doses of Slow-K that you take in on a regular basis. The average symptoms that could be triggered by this medical condition include tingly feeling and / or numbness, paralysis, uneven heartbeat, fainting, feeling light-headed, heavy feeling or chest pain, pain that spreads to the shoulder or to the arm, nausea, seizure (convulsions), sweating, or even coma.

Slow-K Missed Dose

In order to get the proper results from your treatment with this drug you should administer it on a regular basis. If you happen to miss one of your prescribed doses of Slow-K you should ask your personal physician for further instructions. However, you must avoid taking extra doses of this medicine without your doctor’s direct consent, as this increases the risk of developing overdose.

Slow-K Side Effects

You must seek immediate professional medical attention / help if you develop any of these symptoms that are normally triggered by an allergic reaction to this medical product: difficulty breathing; hives; swelling of your face, tongue, lips, or throat. You should stop your treatment with this drug (Slow-K) and seek medical care (attention) as soon as you can if you are experiencing any of the following severe side effects:

• heavy feeling or chest pain, pain that spreads to the shoulder or to the arm, sweating, Nausea, general ill feeling;
• confusion;
• uneven heartbeat;
• severe cramping and /or stomach pain;
• unusual weakness, tiredness, or heavy feeling;
• bloody, black, or tarry stools.

A treatment with Slow-K could also trigger a series of other, less severe (dangerous) side effects that could include:

• skin rash;
• Nausea, diarrhea, Vomiting, or upset stomach;
• mild tingling in your feet or your hands;
• anxiety.

There are other side effects that have not been mentioned here but that can sometimes be triggered by a prolonged treatment with this medicine. However, these other side effects, although more common, are less severe (and thus, less dangerous). You should inform you personal physician in case you experience anything abnormal or bothersome during your treatment with this medicine (Slow-K).

Slow-K Drug Reactions

If you are taking any other drugs that are available in pharmacies (both prescription and non prescription medical products such as vitamins, minerals, herbal products, and so on), you might not be allowed to start taking Slow-K or you may need to take a lower dose of the drug. Ask your personal physician for further information regarding this matter.

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