Sular (also known as Baymycard RR)
	Sular (also known as Baymycard RR)
	Sular (also known as Baymycard RR)
	Sular (also known as Baymycard RR)

Sular Drug Information

Sular is a CCB drug (calcium channel blocker), also referred to as an antagonist of calcium channel. It belongs to the drug class called dihydropyridine. The drug is used for treating patients who have hypertension (high blood pressure). Generic drug may be used as a single agent or in combination with other anti-hypertensive agents as well. The drug acts by preventing the calcium ions from entering into the cells. By blocking the calcium ions, the drug inhibits this action. In-turn, the drug induces dilation of the systemic and coronary arteries. Discount Sular can be ordered with a doctor’s prescription from any leading pharmacy.

Sular Dosage Information

Usually the starting dose of Sular is recommended to be 20 mg. This dose is administered once a day. Depending upon the patient’s response, the dose is increased. Each week the dose may be incremented by 10 mg. The maintenance dose of the drug is 20 mg to 40 mg. Dose alteration may be required for elderly patients and patients with hepatic or renal insufficiency. North Meds offers cheap Sular at 10 mg and 20 mg doses.

Side Effects and Precautions for Sular

Once the therapy with Nisoldipine is started, you may experience several common side effects. Common (rather the less-serious) side effects of the drug may include headache, dizziness, nausea, sore throat, stuffy nose (or congestion) or mild skin rashes. Sular may also cause reddening, warmth or feeling tingly, under the skin. If these side effects become worse or bothersome, then seek medical help from your health care provider. Serious side effects of Nisoldipine may include chest pain, swelling in the ankles or legs, pounding (or faster) heart beats or feeling like fainting (or passing out). You may also experience allergic reactions like hives, rashes etc. Do not buy Sular or start the treatment on our own, without consulting your physician. Also, let your doctor know about your medical history before starting the treatment.

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