Question 1

Is Cardipin Retard Tablet ER a diuretic?

Accepted Answer

No, Cardipin Retard Tablet ER is not a diuretic medication. However, some evidence indicates that Cardipin Retard Tablet ER has a partial diuretic property which may result in increased sodium loss through urine. It is a medication which relaxes the blood vessels by directly acting on them. This helps to decrease the blood pressure of the individual. As a result, blood flows more easily and lowers blood pressure, which helps to reduce the strain or pressure on your heart.

Question 2

Is Cardipin Retard Tablet ER bad for kidneys?

Accepted Answer

No, Cardipin Retard Tablet ER is not bad for kidneys. In few research studies, taking Cardipin Retard Tablet ER in recommended doses has in fact been shown to be beneficial for the kidneys. It is not advised to use this medicine without consulting the doctor. It should be used exactly as prescribed.

Question 3

Can Cardipin Retard Tablet ER cause liver damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes,Cardipin Retard Tablet ER can cause liver damage in some cases, but this is very rare. However, some people may develop a rise in liver enzymes after taking Cardipin Retard Tablet ER. Let your doctor know if you notice any such changes in your recent lab tests. Do not start this medication without consulting your doctor and do inform him if you have any history of liver disease or liver damage. This is because, in case of liver damage, dose adjustment may be required.

Question 4

Does Cardipin Retard Tablet ER affect blood sugar?

Accepted Answer

No, Cardipin Retard Tablet ER does not cause any change in blood sugar levels. It has been observed that Cardipin Retard Tablet ER has no effect on the release of insulin or change in blood sugar levels. However, before starting the medicine, inform the doctor if you are diabetic. This is done because the medicine for blood pressure is suggested accordingly when a patient is diabetic.

Question 5

Can Cardipin Retard Tablet ER be used in pregnancy and nursing mothers?

Accepted Answer

It is advised that you should consult your doctor before taking this medicine if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant or breastfeeding. It should be used only if prescribed by the doctor in case of pregnancy. Studies have shown significant risks to the developing baby and it is given only if the benefits are clearly more than the risks involved.

Question 6

Does Cardipin Retard Tablet ER cause palpitations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cardipin Retard Tablet ER can cause palpitations as a side effect. However, this is usually not bothersome and resolves as you continue with the treatment. If the symptom persists for long, consult the doctor who will suggest the ways to prevent it.

Question 7

Do I need to change my diet while taking Cardipin Retard Tablet ER?

Accepted Answer

Yes, making small changes to your diet can help your medicine work better. You must take a low sodium and low-fat diet, and adhere to the lifestyle changes as advised by your doctor. You should also avoid eating grapefruit (chakotra) or drinking grapefruit juice while taking Cardipin Retard Tablet ER.

Question 8

My blood pressure is now controlled. Can I stop taking Cardipin Retard Tablet ER now?

Accepted Answer

No, do not stop taking it on your own as it may worsen your condition. You should take Cardipin Retard Tablet ER in the dose and duration advised by your doctor. Consult your doctor for any query or dose modification.

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