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Adrenergic neurone blockers.
Generic
Round white tablets with Roche 10 imprinted on one face and scored on the other.
Tablets, debrisoquine 10mg . Available from Cambridge Laboratories.
All grades of hypertension, either alone or in combination with other antihypertensives or diuretics..
Mild to moderate hypertension: 10mg once or twice daily; increase by 10mg every three days. Usual dose range, 20 - 60mg daily. Severe
Hypertension: 20mg once or twice daily, increased if necessary depending on response by 10 - 20mg every three or four days provided close check kept on blood pressure. Usual dose range, 40 - 120mg daily. Maximum daily dose, 300mg.
Not recommended.
Phaeochromocytoma, recent history of myocardial infarction, of myocardial infarction, hypersensitivity to debrisoquine.
Renal or hepatic insufficiency, coronary or cerebral insufficiency. Elderly. Withdraw slowly. Pregnancy.
Postural hypotension, malaise, nausea, headacche, sweating, oedema, muscle weakness, failure of ejaculation in males, disturbances of micturition and nocturia.
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- ACEPRIL
- ACEZIDE
- ADALAT 5
- ADIZEM-SR tablets
- ALDOMET
- AMIAS
- ANGIOPINE LA
- ANGIOPINE MR
- APRESOLINE Ampoules 20 mg
- APROVEL
- Atenolol 50mg Film-Coated Tablets
- BARATOL
- BETA-ADALAT (hypertension)
- BETA-PROGRANE (hypertension)
- BETALOC (hypertension)
- Bethanidine
- CAPOZIDE
- Captopril (hypertension)
- CARACE 10 PLUS/20 PLUS
- CARDENE SR 30 and 45mg
- CARDILATE MR (hypertension)
- CARDURA XL Tablets
- CELECTOL 200 tablets
- Celectol 400 Tablets
- Celiprolol
- CO-BETALOC
- Co-tenidone (atenolol,chlortalidone [chlorthalidone])
- Co-zidocapt (captopril, hydrochlorothiazide)
- CORDILOX 160
- CORGARETIC 40
- COVERSYL (hypertension)
- COZAAR
- COZAAR-COMP
- Debrisoquine
- DEMSER
- Diltiazem (hypertension)
- DILZEM SR
- DIOVAN
- DYNEPO
- Enalapril (hypertension) (Generic)
- EUDEMINE (hypertension)
- FINACEA Gel
- GOPTEN
- Hydralazine Ampoules
- HYTRIN
- INDERETIC
- INDEREX
- INNOZIDE
- ISMELIN
- KALTEN
- KERLONE
- Labetalol Hydrochloride (hypertension)
- LONITEN
- LOPRESOR (hypertension)
- Methyldopa
- MONOZIDE 10
- MOTENS Tablets
- NEBILET
- ODRIK
- PERDIX
- PRESCAL
- PRESTIM Tablets
- ROGITINE
- SECADREX
- SYSCOR MR
- TANATRIL
- TARKA
- TENBEN
- TENORET 50
- TENORETIC
- Tenormin Injection 0.5mg/ml
- TRANDATE injection
- TRASIDREX
- TRIAPIN
- UNIVER Capsules
- VASCACE Tablets (hypertension)
- Verapamil (hypertension)
- VERTAB SR (hypertension)
- VIAZEM XL (hypertension)
- VISKALDIX
- Visken Tablets 15 mg
- ZANIDIP 10 mg tablets
- ZEMTARD XL
- ZESTORETIC
- ZESTRIL
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