Isorb Mono Tab 30mg Er
Related topics are listed below.My wife has been taking "isosorb mono er 30mg tab wes" for a couple years. The pharmacy changed the tab to "Isosorb Mono Er 30mg Tab tor". The tablets have a different appearance. Are there any concerns we should have changing to this new tablet? ## No, all that shows is that they have been manufactured by a different company, but it is the same medication, in the same dosage. The new ones with the tor have been manufactured by Torrent Pharmaceuticals. Learn more Isosorbide Mononitrate details here. Are there any other questions?...
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INDICATIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS ## What is the difference between Isosorb Mono 30mg Ertabs and ISOSORBIDE ER TABS 30MG? I ordered each from different labs with the same perscription and the look totally different. The Isosorb Mono 30mg Ertabs are small and round and white. The ISOSORBIDE ER TABS 30MG are larger and oblong and pink. Are the pills the same with slightly different names and appearences, or are the different perscriptions? I need to know before I continue to take either one of the pills. Ron Diggs ## They are the same, there is just no regulation requiring that they look the same, they can look however the manufacturer wants them to, so appearance is the only difference. This drug is used primarily in the treatment of Agina Pectoris. Common side effects may include: nause......
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pill red color R30 ## Sorry, I cannot confirm that from your pill description, I cannot find a listing for anything with R 30 on it. However, if you are certain of what it is, here is the monograph listing for this medication: Isosorbide Mononitrate ## I have taken this medicine for almost 5 years, whenever I stopped taking it (couldnt afford it)and started taking it again, I would get the terrible headaches until my body got used to it once again. After not taking it for almost six months, I got it refilled once again. The headaches arent there, the pill is different and I am wondering if I actully got Isosorb Mono like the bottle says. It is now a white pill, they were always red and it says Ku128 on it. ## can I break iosorb 30 tablets in two and take 1/2 at a time to reduce the side......
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Picked up my prescription today and the look is different. Have been getting Isosorbide mono a oblong pink tablet. Today I got a small white oval tablet. Called pharmacy and didn't get a satisfactory answer. Is this white tablet same as pink one? ## What are the markings on the tablet in question? The colors don't actually mean anything and, since this is a generic, there are many on the market. ## What are these used for? What illness or symptoms? ## Isosorbide extended-release (long-acting) tablets and extended-release capsules are used for the management of chest pain in people who have coronary artery disease. Isosorbide can only be used to prevent angina; it cannot be used to treat an episode of angina once it has begun. Isosorbide is in a class of medications called vasodi......
3 REPLIESIsosorbide dinitate 30mg is cheaper and easier to find , just wondering about the Mono and dinitate ## Hello, Margot! How are you? There are several reasons that one may be preferred over the other, including tolerance, patient compliance, the medical condition being treated and the patient's response to the medication. Thus, it is best to take the one your doctor has prescribed, rather than just whichever one is cheaper. This medication is most commonly used to treat angina and may cause side effects, such as nausea, headache and dizziness. Is there anything else I can help with? ## I have been taken isosorb mono 30mg E tab and have just had refilled pharmacy gave me Isosorb din 30 mg tab par my question is are they the same or should I contact my pharmacy and have them go back and......
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My husband just got isosorb mono er 30 mg and it makes his hear hurt real bad what kind of headack medson can he take can he drink while takeing isosorb mono er 30 mg ## Hi, ILona! Sorry about your husband's headaches. Learn more Isosorbide details here. This medication can cause them as a side effect. Has he consulted his doctor? When being treated for any cardiac condition, it is very important that he does so, before taking anything. Depending on his condition and the severity, he may not be able to take certain ones. Is he being treated for angina? Does he have any other medical conditions and take any other medications?...
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i am on dialysis for kidney failer. I am also on isosorb mono tab 30 mg . my question is does this medication and my kidneys get along with each other ? ## Hello, Terri! How are you? The only renal side effect listed is possible renal calculus, which translates to kidney stones. So, you do need to be careful of that, because that could affect kidney function. Other typical side effects, as listed by the FDA, may include nausea, dizziness and headache. Is there anything else I can help with?...
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I need to know what this medication is for. ## Isosorbide Mononitrate is most commonly used to treat Angina, because it works by dilating the blood vessels. Its most common side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, headache and hypotension. Learn more: Are there any other questions or comments? ## Have been taking Ranexa ... now switching to Isosorb Mono ER tablets ... how long do I need to be off Ranexa before taking the new medicine? ## Started taking Isosorb Mono ER and is drinking a glads of wine off limits. What kind of reaction might I feel ?...
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For lack of funds I was without my isosorb mono er 30mg tab WES for five days. I started taken it again and after two days of horrible headaches realized must be my meds. My question is can I cut them in half so my system can more slowly get used to the Isosorb again? ## Hello, Based on my research, Splitting tablets (if split unevenly) may effect the designed release profile significantly enough to where it may cause health problems. The way certain tablets (especially coated and controlled release tablets) are broken down and absorbed in the body can change when they are split. This can potentially decrease positive effects and increase negative effects associated with the medication. Tablets that are safe to split normally have a score line or breakage line. Are there any breakage li......
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I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE SIDE EFFECTS OF THIS MEDICATION ARE ## i have had, 6 stints 6 mo later a triple bypass in 98 had to go to er in july for shortnest of breath, had aug 2009 had a stroke ,then a heart attack, sept 20010 another stroke20 days in a rehab .and have recovered fairly well, but think i am on too many drugs .- - about 15 ## Ollie! How are you? The FDA lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, and hypotension. Butch, can you please post back and list the medications that you are taking? Given your medical history, it might be necessary for you to take all of them. Sometimes, according to NIH studies, you might require a lot to get any given condition under control...... and that's a lot of stents. When I was released after experi......
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