Q) How does MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE work?
A) MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE is the combination of two drugs: Isosorbide 5 mononitrate (Nitrate) and Aspirin (NSAID). Isosorbide works by relaxing the muscles in the heart. Isosorbide 5 mononitrate acts by converting into nitric oxide (NO) and relaxing the blood vessels. Aspirin acts as antithrombotic agent, which stops formation of blood clots.
Q) Does MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE relieve pain?
A) No, MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE does not relieve pain. Although MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE contains aspirin, a common painkiller, it is present in low doses in MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE. Low-dose aspirin is not used to relieve pain. It is used to prevent the formation of blood clots and therefore helps to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
Q) Can I take MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE with antidiabetic medicines?
A) No, you are recommended to exercise caution if you take MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE with antidiabetic medicines. MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE may decrease the glucose levels in the blood. When taken with MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE, antidiabetic medicines may further reduce the glucose levels and cause hypoglycaemia (excessive decrease in blood glucose levels).
Q) Can I take MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE with painkillers?
A) No, you are recommended not to take MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE with painkillers, especially those suffering from peptic ulcer and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) as it may cause unwanted side effects such as nausea, vomiting and gastrointestinal bleeding. You are recommended to consult the doctor before taking painkillers with MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE.
Q) Does MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE cause hypotension (low blood pressure)?
A) Yes, MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE may cause hypotension in some patients. However, not everyone who takes MONOSPRIN 60MG SR CAPSULE experiences low blood pressure. You are recommended to consult the doctor if you experience dizziness, nausea, excessive sweating, blurry vision or excessive thirst.
