Does Plendil, Enalapril & Lovastatin contain any Nitroglycerin?
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Plendil is in a class of drugs called calcium channel blockers.\nhttp://www.drugs.com/plendil.html\n\nEnalapril is in a group of drugs called ACE inhibitors.\nhttp://www.drugs.com/enalapril.html\n\nLovastatin Tablets is an HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor\nhttp://www.drugs.com/cdi/Lovastatin_Tablets.html\n\nThese sites contain all the info you need including side effect & drug interactions.
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The generic name is atorvastatin. It's one of a class of drugs (the statins) that inhibit an enzyme in the liver that makes cholesterol. Others include pravastatin and simvastatin.\n\nIn North America and the UK, atorvastatin is sold under the brand name Lipitor.
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Viagra will increase effect of nitrates - NEVER take together\n\nTheses meds will increase effect of Viagra and starting dose should be lowered:\ncimetidine\nerthromycin\nketoconazole\nnelfinavir\nindinavir\nritonavir\nsaquinavir\nitraconazole\n\nUse caution with glipizide\n\nincreased risk of hypotention with antihypertensives\n\nAlways check with your doctor.
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yes. it's called pravastatin
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Clopidrogel (Plavix)is for 'keeping the stent open' so the artery will not block again. So don't stop it, it may well be a life-long medication for you.\nCan cause indigestion, diarrhea, abdominal pain, some bleeding disorders (including stomach and intestinal bleed)- those are the most common, some people may not experience any at all.\nDid they prescribe you Aspirin? Sometimes plavix and aspirin are given together.
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Lovastatin is a cholesterol-lowering medication that blocks the production of cholesterol (a type of fat) in the body.\nLovastatin reduces low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and total cholesterol in the blood.
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AVANDIA, ACTOS,GLUCOPHAGE, GLUCOVANCE,  \nHUMALIN, HUMALOG
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yes,according to several articles ive read in various health magazines, a lot of people report this problem with lipitor.talk 2 ur dr-maybe they can switch u to another med.but keep taking it while u wait 2 c the dr,keeping cholestrol low is important.it can cause acid reflux,too-so dont take it and then go to sleep-remain upright @ least one half hour,so it has time to go down the esophagus .
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Trying to make nitroglycerin, eh?\n\nWon't find out how to do it from me.  And beware of some of the other sources out there -- they're deliberately miswritten so that you'll blow yourself up.
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Altered hemodynamic response to isosorbide dinitrate in essential hypertension\nBM Pannier, T Kando, AA Safarian, RN Isnard, BE Diebold, and ME Safar\n\nRelaxation produced by nitrates on venous, arteriolar, and large arterial vessels is well known but has never been studied in human hypertensive aortas studied in vivo. In this investigation, the effects of acute oral administration of 20 mg of isosorbide dinitrate were evaluated in 12 patients with sustained essential hypertension and nine normotensives of the same age. Noninvasive measurements of systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure, carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity and aortic-arch diastolic diameter using suprasternal echocardiography were determined before and 3 hours after drug administration. In normal subjects, isosorbid dinitrate significantly decreased systolic blood pressure and pulse pressure but did not affect diastolic and mean arterial pressure. In contrast, in hypertensives, the same dosage of isosorbid dinitrate decreased together systolic, diastolic mean, and pulse pressure. In both populations, pulse wave velocity decreased significantly whereas aortic arch diastolic diameter increased markedly. The increase was observed mainly in normal subjects. The study provided evidence that (1) both in normal subjects and hypertensives, isosorbide dinitrate caused an increase in aortic diameter together with an increase in arterial distensibility; and (2) the changes in mean arterial pressure were significant only in hypertensives, indicating that the altered vasodilator response in essential hypertension is not endothelium-mediated
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As long as you have a doctor prescribing Levitra you should be fine.  As you know, Levitra can cause your blood vessels to enlarge and your blood pressure can fall.  This is a big problem for people on nitrogycerin pills.  I would start on the lowest dose of Levitra and see how it goes.  You should be fine.
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advicor is niacin and lovastatin, there is no generic for it yet.\n\nif youre really trying to save money though, a generic just came out for pravastatin (pravachol, all of the "statins" work about the same) and simvastatin (zocor) in a few weeks. you could ask your doctor to switch your prescription to one of those, and you could take niacin on the side to replace the niacin that is in advicor (ask your doctor how much).\n\nin the end you might not save that much money doing all that and it is a little bit more of a hassle
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If that's the same stuff as poppers (and I believe it is), it's actually amyl nitrate. Amyl nitrate is a heart stimulant which, when inhaled, causes the heart to beat harder and faster for a short while. This causes a rapid rise in blood pressure and a burst of oxygen to the brain. The sensation is like having your head expanded for a second or two, followed by a swimmy sensation, euphoria, and if you overdo it, a raging headache. People use it as a buzz drug when clubbing and also as a sex aid, though I find it's a nicer effect in the bedroom if you soak a cloth in the stuff and leave it to spread through the room, rather than directly inhaling, which can be a bit harsh. If you're thinking 'sex aid?', why? it's all about the euphoria and the increased blood pressure. What works by being pumped up with blood?\nExactly.\nHope this answers your question.
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cholesterol oxidation products
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Let's see there's Lipitor, Crestor, Zocor. Those are the ones I know about. Anyone else?
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The link below has a product called Niteworks. It helps your body produce nitric oxide. The doctor who developed it won the noble prize in 1998 on his cardiovascular research.