Valzaar 160mg Tablet

Talk to your doctor if you have liver disease or undergoing dialysis, heart diseases other than heart failure or heart attack, disease of the adrenal gland, or lost a lot of fluid. Your doctor should be aware of all the medicines that you may be using including prescription and herbal supplements. Inform your doctor especially of aliskiren, lisinopril, enalapril, or spironolactone. You must tell your doctor if you think are pregnant or might become pregnant. The cholesterol-lowering drug is not recommended in early pregnancy as it may seriously harm to your baby. Your doctor may check you for kidney function, blood pressure, and the number of electrolytes in your bloodstream. If you are below 18 years of age, your doctor may check you for kidney function and the amount of potassium in your blood.

Like all medicines, Valzaar 160 mg can cause side effects, however, you may or may not get any of the side effects. The frequency of side effects varies from one individual to another. Common side effects include dizziness, decreased kidney function, and low blood pressure with or without symptoms such as dizziness and fainting. Most of these are temporary and disappear with time. Some symptoms need immediate medical help, and these include difficulty swallowing, hives, breathing problems, swollen face, tongue, lips, and throat.

Take Valzaar 160 mg under the supervision of a doctor. Speak to your doctor if you are not sure about the correct usage of Valsartan. People suffering from hypertension often ignore signs of this problem. A lot of people feel normal while they have high blood pressure. Therefore, it is important to fix an appointment with the doctor even if you are not feeling well. Valsartan 160 mg is a higher dose which your doctor may prescribe to treat adult patients with high blood pressure and heart failure. Your doctor may prescribe Valzaar 160 mg to children and adolescent of 6 to 18 years of age. After a heart attack, your doctor may prescribe this cholesterol-lowering drug as early as after twelve months. Generally, A low dose of Valsartan is given twice daily, after a heart attack. Your doctor will gradually increase your dose over several weeks to a maximum of 160 mg twice daily. The final dose that needs to continue for a period depends on how much your body can tolerate. Your doctor may prescribe Valzaar along with other medicines for the treatment of heart attack and your doctor will decide if you are a suitable candidate for the drug or not.