Aten 100 Tablet

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Aten 100 Tablet

Detailed product information

What is Aten 100 MG Tablet?

ATEN 100MG contains Atenolol which belongs to a gathering of drugs known as beta-blockers. Aten 100 MG Tablet is used for bringing down hypertension and calming chest pain caused because of the decreased bloodstream to the heart. It is likewise used for treating different inconveniences related to the heart and veins. Patients are advised to follow an exacting activity and diet routine alongside this medicine to get the most ideal impact.

Overview of Aten 100 Tablet

Aten 100 Tablet belongs to a gathering of meds called beta-blockers. It is used to treat (hypertension), angina (heart-related chest pain), sporadic heart rhythms (arrhythmia). It likewise assists with forestalling future respiratory failures and stroke and forestalling headaches.
Aten 100 Tablet is likewise used to alleviate the manifestations brought about by an overactive thyroid organ. It could be recommended alone or along with different meds. It could be taken void stomach or with dinner, yet take it routinely simultaneously every day to get the most advantage. It might require a little while before you get full advantage of this medicine and you may have to take it for the remainder of your life. In any case, it is critical to keep taking it regardless of whether you feel great. A great many people with hypertension don’t feel sick and if you quit taking it, your condition may decline.
The primary symptoms of this medicine are weariness, slow pulse, feeling tipsy, diarrhoea, and queasiness. These are typically mellow and brief. It might likewise cause shortness of breath or low pulse in certain individuals. To diminish the danger of results your doctor will presumably begin the medicine at a low dose and bit by bit increment it. Counsel your doctor if the results trouble you or don’t disappear.

Dosage and Administration.

Take this medicine in the dose and span as directed by your doctor. Gulp down it as an entire. Try not to bite, pound or break it. Aten 100 Tablets might be taken with or without food. Burn-through this medicine in the dosage and span according to your doctor’s prompt. It is advised to be taken at a fixed time, however might be taken along with the food (or) without food.

Missed Dose

Accept the missed dose when you recall. if it is nearly an ideal opportunity for your next booked dose, avoid the missed dose. Try not to twofold your dose to compensate for the missed one.

overdose

Look for crisis clinical treatment or contact the specialist in the event of an overdose.

When not to use?

Hypersensitivity

This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients with a known hypersensitivity to atenolol, other beta-blockers, or some other inert fixings present in the definition.
Cardiogenic stun
This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients experiencing a cardiogenic stun because of the expanded danger of deteriorating of the patient’s condition.
Heart block more noteworthy than first degree
This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients experiencing a heart block more prominent than a first degree because of the expanded danger of deteriorating of the patient’s condition.
Debilitated sinus condition
This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients experiencing debilitated sinus disorder or sinus bradycardia because of the expanded danger of deteriorating of the patient’s condition.
Uncompensated heart disappointment
This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients with uncompensated heart disappointment because of the expanded danger of deteriorating of the patient’s condition.
Extreme aspiratory edema
This medicine isn’t suggested for use in patients with serious aspiratory edema because of the expanded danger of deteriorating of the patient’s condition.

How Aten 100 Tablet work?

Atenolol is a beta-blocker that follows up on the heart. It hinders the pulse to make the heart siphon the blood all the more productively around the body and attempts to improve the condition.

Side effects.

• Blurred vision
• Sweating
• Cold hands or feet
• Anxiety
• chest pain
• Dizziness
• Decrease in recurrence of pee
• Increased thirst
• Loss of craving
• Trouble resting
• Diarrhea

Important safety and catalogue notice

Take this medicine only in the strength, dose, route and duration prescribed for the individual patient. Do not self-diagnose, share prescription medicine, alter treatment or use one strength in place of another. Review the leaflet supplied with the medicine for complete contraindications, interactions, monitoring, pregnancy and breastfeeding advice, and instructions for missed doses or overdose. Pack appearance, manufacturer, excipients, authorised indications and storage limits may vary by market and batch; verify the physical pack, batch, expiry and prescription before dispensing.

This catalogue information does not replace advice from a doctor or pharmacist.