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How to Take Nifedipine/ Atenolol
Nifedipine/Atenolol should be taken as prescribed by the doctor. This medication is a combination of two drugs, a beta blocker called atenolol and a calcium channel blocker called nifedipine. Together they help in the management of angina and hypertension. They work by relaxing the blood vessels and improving blood flow to the heart. The medication is available in formulations that contain 50 mg Atenolol and 20 mg sustained release formulation of nifedipine. The tablets may be taken once or twice daily as required. Dosage will be adjusted by the doctor depending on the severity of the patient’s condition, other medical conditions the patient may have and concomitant medications that he or she is taking. The tables should be taken by mouth and it should be swallowed whole. Do not bite or chew the medicine. Take it as directed by the doctor. It is recommended to take the medicine at the same time daily. Do not take the medicine with grapefruit juice since this causes an increase in levels of nifedipine in the blood and can cause hypotension. If you miss a dose, take it whenever you become aware of it. However if the time of the following dose is extremely close, it would be better to skip the missed tablet. Never double the dose to make up for the missed dose since this can result in hypotension and cardiac problems.
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