Nebilet® is a prescription drug from the group of so-called “beta-blockers”. This group is used to treat various diseases of the cardiovascular system, but especially high blood pressure and chronic cardiac insufficiency. The active ingredient contained in Nebilet® is called nebivolol. This is a beta-blocker of the 3rd generation, i.e. a relatively young group in … Nebilet®
Area of application and contraindications Nebilet® is mainly used in the treatment of high blood pressure and chronic heart failure. Nebilet® is not the first choice here, but is given in the event of intolerance to alternative drugs or in addition to them. Diseases that prohibit treatment with Nebilet®: 1. diabetes mellitusCaution is advised with … Area of application and contraindications | Nebilet®
Symptoms Deep vein thrombosis develops as a result of a blood clot in the deep veins. Typical symptoms are: Painful and swollen legs and calves, edema. Redness and discoloration of the skin Locally increased temperature Often asymptomatic It poses a significant risk for the development of pulmonary embolism when part of the thrombus breaks loose … Air Travel Thrombosis
Symptoms Possible symptoms of pulmonary embolism include: Shortness of breath (dyspnea), rapid breathing, cyanosis. Chest pain Cough with blood or sputum Rapid heartbeat Fever, sweating Loss of consciousness (syncope) Low blood pressure, shock Symptoms of deep vein thrombosis, such as a swollen, warm leg The severity varies and depends, among other things, on how large … Pulmonary Embolism Causes and Treatment
Introduction Xarelto® is a drug containing the active ingredient rivaroxaban. This is a NOAK, a new drug for oral anticoagulation, colloquially known as blood thinning. Anticoagulation is a serious, but in many cases necessary, intervention in body function, blood clotting and therefore has some side effects and possible complications. These range from intolerance to severe … Side effects of Xarelto
Introduction Xarelto® is a trade name for the active ingredient rivaroxaban. This is an anticoagulation drug, colloquially a blood thinner. The family doctor treating you will closely monitor your intake and should not stop taking it without his instructions. However, discontinuation of Xarelto® is necessary under certain circumstances. This should also only be done on … What should be observed when weaning Xarelto®?
Is bridging necessary? Bridging is the interruption of the intake of medication for a short period of time. This may be necessary with anticoagulants before operations. Small operations, such as dental surgery, can be performed without bridging. Larger operations, however, are associated with a high risk of bleeding and therefore cannot be carried out while … Is bridging necessary? | What should be observed when weaning Xarelto®?