PERSANTINE

Persantine Information

Persantine is a popular medicine that is more commonly known as Dipyridamole. This product has proven its high effectiveness in keeping the patient’s blood platelets from clotting (coagulating), in order to make sure that no blood clots will appear around or on an artificial heart valve.

Persantine Indications

Persantine is a popular drug that is generally prescribed to patients who have recently undergone heart valve replacement, in order to prevent blood clots from appearing on or around the artificial valve. However, this drug could also serve some other purposes that have not been listed in this guide. Ask your personal physician for additional information about Persantine.

Persantine Warnings

Before you start a treatment with Persantine you should alert your personal health care specialist if you are suffering from low blood pressure, liver disease, angina (chest pain), coronary artery disease, or if you have recently suffered from a heart attack. These medical conditions are known to harmfully interact with a treatment with this medicine. Therefore, patients who are suffering from any of the disorders that have been listed here should not be allowed to start a treatment with Persantine or should be given a lower dose of this medicine. Their intake of this drug should be closely monitored by an authorized health care provider in order to see if there are any unwanted complications.

Persantine should be accompanied with other drugs in order to more effectively prevent blood clots. Ask your doctor if you should take other blood clotting medicines during your treatment with this medicine.

Patients who are suffering from allergic reactions to any of this medicine’s main components should not be allowed to start a treatment with this medicine. Before you start taking Persantine, you should inform your personal physician if you are allergic to any foods, dyes, preservatives or other products (this includes other medicines).

Persantine is a Category B FDA pregnancy drug. Therefore intake of this drug during pregnancy should not be able to cause any irreparable harm to the growing fetus. However, if you are pregnant, or are planning to be so soon, you should not start a treatment with this drug without consulting it with your doctor. This medicine could pass into breast milk; therefore it could harm your child. Do not take this product without your doctor’s consent if you are nursing an infant. Teenagers, elderly patients and children should employ extra care during their treatment with this medicine as they are more prone to developing its severe side effects.

Persantine Intake Guidelines

If you are following a treatment with Persantine, you should take it exactly how your doctor has told you to. Do not deviate from any of his or her instructions. If you have any further questions regarding the treatment, you should consult a doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse. Each dose of the drug should be accompanied by a glass of water. Read the medicine’s label for further information about this medicine. During your treatment with this medicine you will probably have to see your personal physician on a regular basis. Do not miss any of your scheduled visits to your personal health care provider. Store this product at the average room temperature, in a place that should not be reached by any pets or children. Keep it in a cool and dry place (not in the bathroom or near the kitchen sink), away from direct sunlight.

Persantine Dosage

It is best that you acquire the proper dosage of Persantine, the one that suits you best, from your personal doctor, as  the correct dosage is known to depend on a wide range of factors (it can and it does differ from one person to another).

Persantine Overdose

Persantine Missed Dose

It is recommended that the patient should not miss any of his Persantine doses. If a dose is missed, it should be taken as soon as possible, provided that it is not about time for the next prescribed dose. You must not take a double dose of this drug unless you were told to do so by your personal doctor, as this increases the risk of developing overdose with this medicine.

Persantine Side Effects

You should stop your treatment with Persantine as soon as possible and alert your personal physician at once if you develop any of this medicine’s severe side effects:

• nosebleed;
• bloody, black, or tarry stools.

A treatment with Persantine could also trigger some other less severe but much more common side effects such as:

• dizziness;
• diarrhea, upset stomach, vomiting;
• redness, warmth, or tingly sub dermal feeling;
• headache;
• joint or muscle pain;
• mild skin itching or rash.

Persantine Drug Reactions

Inform you doctor if you are taking any additional medicines of this kind during your treatment with Persantine. He might lower your dosage of this medicine or monitor the way your body reacts to the treatment.

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