Angised 0.5mg

Indications:

Frequent: Headache (possibly severe; occurs mostly in early therapy diminishes rapidly in intensity usually disappears during continued treatment) transient flushing of face/neck dizziness (esp. if pt is standing immobile or is in a warm environment) weakness orthostatic hypotension. Sublingual: Burning tingling sensation at oral point of dissolution. Ointment: Erythema pruritus. Occasional: GI upset. Transdermal: Contact dermatitis. Adverse effects/toxic reactions Discontinue drug if blurred vision dry mouth occurs. Severe orthostatic hypotension may occur manifested by syncope pulselessness cold/clammy skin diaphoresis. Tolerance may occur with repeated prolonged therapy; minor tolerance may occur with intermittent use of sublingual tablets. High doses tend to produce severe headache.