Why have I been prescribed Midodrine?
Midodrine is used to treat hypotensive disorders (a drop in blood pressure) such as orthostatic hypotension and vasovagal syncope. It works because it reduces the drop in your blood pressure that can happen when you sit up or stand up. Midodrine should help to relieve some of the symptoms that you may have, such as dizziness, fainting, blurred vision and weakness. When do I take my Midodrine? Your doctor will prescribe the dose for you and may adjust it until the best effect is obtained. As blood pressure tends to be lower in the morning, your symptoms will probably be more severe in the morning. Therefore, you should take your first Midodrine dose 30- 60 minutes before you get out of bed and you should take your second dose early in the day. Your last dose of Midodrine should be taken no later than 5.00pm. Your doctor will inform you of the correct dose and the best times for you to take your Midodrine. What are the possible side-effects? Midodrine is a safe and effective. As with all
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