Name: Mido-G Tablet
Brand: Sanatra Health Care
SKU: 66e354682acee465a4c4237e
Price: 718.40 INR
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Q. Does Mido-G Tablet raise blood pressure?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mido-G Tablet may cause high blood pressure when you are lying flat on your back (supine hypertension). This medicine should only be used by people whose low blood pressure affects their day-to-day life and in people who could not be treated successfully with other therapies.

Question 2

Q. Does Mido-G Tablet affect heart rate?

Accepted Answer

Mido-G Tablet may slow down the heart rate slightly. It should be used cautiously when using it with other medicines (beta blockers, digitalis, etc.) which can further slow down the heart rate. Patients should be monitored if they experience symptoms which are suggestive of slow heart rate.

Question 3

Q. Why can't I lie down after taking Mido-G Tablet?

Accepted Answer

You should not lie down immediately after taking Mido-G Tablet because of the risk of supine hypertension (high blood pressure which occurs when you are lying flat on your back). Therefore, it is recommended to take the last daily dose at least 4 hours before bedtime. You can reduce the risk of supine hypertension occurring during the night by elevating the head.

Question 4

Q. Does Mido-G Tablet work immediately?

Accepted Answer

Mido-G Tablet takes about 1 hour to show its effects. However, the action lasts for a short time only, the effect persists for about 2-3 hours.

Question 5

Q. How do I take Mido-G Tablet?

Accepted Answer

Mido-G Tablet should be taken exactly as directed by your doctor. Mido-G Tablet is taken orally with or without food. Swallow the tablet as a whole with a glass of water. Usually, it is advised to take the medicine three times a day (morning, midday, and late afternoon [before 6PM]) with a gap of at least 3 hours. Take the last daily dose of Mido-G Tablet before an evening meal and at least 4 hours before bedtime.

Question 6

Q. Who should not take Mido-G Tablet?

Accepted Answer

Mido-G Tablet is not advised for patients having allergy to any component of the product, severe heart disease, unusually slow heart rate, high blood pressure, and conditions causing tightening of the arteries. Along with that, treatment with Mido-G Tablet should be avoided if the patient has enlarged prostate gland, urinary retention (when the bladder can’t empty properly), pheochromocytoma (tumour of the adrenal medulla), acute or severe kidney disease, overactive thyroid, poor vision as a result of diabetes, and narrow-angle glaucoma (elevated pressure in the eye).

Question 7

Q. Is any monitoring required during Mido-G Tablet treatment?

Accepted Answer

You may need to check your blood pressure and get your kidney and liver function tests done before you start taking Mido-G Tablet. Once you begin the treatment, keep a constant track of your blood pressure and heart rate, especially after lying down.

Question 8

Q. How will I know that I have developed supine hypertension?

Accepted Answer

Symptoms of supine hypertension include chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, headache, and blurred vision. If you develop these symptoms tell your doctor immediately. The doctor may reduce the dose of Mido-G Tablet or may discontinue treatment if the symptoms persists.

Question 9

Q. Can I take metoprolol with Mido-G Tablet?

Accepted Answer

Using Mido-G Tablet and metoprolol together can make your heart rate considerably slow. Hence, you need to be careful while using both together. If you experience slow pulse, dizziness and fainting, inform your doctor as the dose of these medicines may need to be modified.

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