Overview On Nimotop
September 7th, 2008

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Nimotop represents a calcium channel blocker. In other words, this drug is able to prevent calcium from getting deposited on the surface of the blood vessels. Mainly, this medication is used for avoiding harm to the brain, when this could be caused by an aneurysm.

Counter Indications and Drug Interactions

This drug is not recommended for people who have low blood pressure, hypertension that is treated by using another medication, or who had severe heart problems such as slow heart rate, congestive heart failure or heart attack.

In addition, this medication is not suitable for women who are pregnant, who prepare to become pregnant or who are breast feeding, because it has been classified by the Food and Drugs Administration in pregnancy category C. This means that Nimotop is able to damage the fetus. The scientists have not been able to determine yet if the drug also damages nursing infants. However, it is vital that these women report their condition to a doctor before starting a treatment based on this drug.

Some drugs interact with Nimotop. An adverse reaction may result or the performance of the medication may be affected. The use of vitamins, minerals, as well as of some over-the-counter drugs must be reported to the health care provider.

Skipped Doses and Overdoses

The patients are advised to take the skipped dose as soon as they remember of it, unless the time for the next dose is near, situation in which only one of the doses must be taken. If two doses are taken at a time, the risk of overdose increases considerably. If people think they have taken an overdose, then they must look after emergency medical care as soon as possible.

Adverse Reactions Related to Nimotop

As in the case of many other medications, Nimotop may lead to adverse reactions if it interacts with another drug, with certain substances such as alcohol, or if it is administered improperly. The ones that are observed more frequently include hives, allergic reactions, breathlessness, odd fast or slow heart beats, easy bruising, fainting, swelling in the legs and in the ankles. Besides these, other side effects may also be experienced. More detailed information regarding this topic can be obtained from a doctor or from a pharmacist. If any of these side effects is observed, reporting to a health care provider as soon as possible is imperative. The doctor is able to find a solution in order to get rid of the adverse reactions.

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