Genophane Strip Of 10 Tablets

• High blood pressure: Relaxes blood vessel walls and reduces nerve signals that raise pressure, helping maintain safer blood pressure over time.

• Nausea: Reserpine or dihydralazine may upset the stomach; seek advice if nausea prevents you from keeping fluids down.
• Loss of appetite: Reserpine may make meals less appealing; tell your doctor if poor intake persists or you lose weight without trying.
• Flushing of skin: Dihydralazine can widen surface blood vessels, causing warmth or facial redness; sit down if it comes with faintness or a racing heartbeat.
• Headache: Blood-vessel relaxation can cause headache as pressure changes; seek urgent help for sudden severe headache or weakness.
• Palpitations: Reserpine or dihydralazine may cause a noticeable heartbeat or an increased heart rate; seek urgent care for chest pain, fainting, or severe breathlessness.

• Check your blood pressure as advised.
• Rise slowly from sitting or lying down.
• Do not stop Genophane tablet suddenly without medical advice.
• Limit excess salt and maintain regular physical activity if your doctor permits.
• Report persistent low mood, unusual sweating, drowsiness, impaired concentration, fainting, or an unusually slow heartbeat.

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