Norad Injection

Norad injection may hamper blood supply to the placenta. It can also cause contractions of the uterus and lead to lack of oxygen and blood flow to the fetus in late pregnancy. Therefore, the risk and benefits should be assessed before administering Norad injection.

No information is available on the use of Noradrenalin in lactation.

Norad injection is generally given in patients who are hospitalised.

No data is available for alcohol and Norad injection. Usually, it is given in a hospitalised patient, where alcohol consumption is completely banned.

Yes, Norad injection is safe and effective for treating hypotension.

When given along with furosemide, Norad injection may cause a drop in serum potassium levels. Tell your doctor if you are on furosemide.

Norad injection should be used cautiously in diabetic patients with monitoring and only when advised by a doctor.

You should give a brief medical history to your doctor, about any underlying diseases such as hypertension, hyperthyroidism, or any cardiovascular disorder and about all medicines or supplements you are currently taking.

Norad injection and Metformin can cause an increase in the serum concentration of norepinephrine in the blood, which can cause adverse effects. Tell your doctor if you are on Metformin for diabetes.