Arkapres 150mg Tablet (10 Tab)

Blood pressure

Like any other medication Arkapres 150mg tablet may cause side effects. Although not everyone experiences that some of the symptoms may resolve on their own and some need proper medication to treat. It is important to follow the doctor's guidance and report any unusual symptoms to the doctor:
● itching, rash, urticaria (nettle rash)
● feeling of discomfort and fatigue
● blurred vision
● confusion
● irrational/abnormal thoughts
● irritability
● dizziness
● signs of sedation such as feeling tired or relaxed more than usual
● signs of orthostatic hypertension such as feeling dizzy when you stand up suddenly
● dry mouth
● depression

Arkapres 150mg tablet should be taken orally with a whole glass of water. Do not chew and crush the medicine. Medicine should be taken with or without food but it is better to take it at the same time everyday. Follow the doctor advice about dosage and duration as the doctor guide well based on the patient medical history and response to the treatment.

Arkapres 150mg tablet are primarily medication in treatment of high blood pressure by reducing sympathetic nerve signals, which helps relax blood vessels and lower heart rate and making it easier for the heart to pump blood to all parts of the body.

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