Aceon

 

Generic Name:           Perindopril erbumine
Brand Name:              Aceon

What is Aceon/Peridopril erbumine?
            Aceon belongs to a family of drugs that are called angiotensin convertine enzyme inhibitors. It is used to treat high blood pressure and can be taken alone on along with thiazide diuretics that help control edema. Aceon prevents antiotensin I from converting into another form much more potent, which creases the retention of both salt and water in the body. The flow of blood throughout the circulatory system is also improved with the use of Aceon.
            Aceon must be taken regularly for it to be effective. Because blood pressure does not decline immediately, it may be several weeks before any difference is noticeable. Iif you begin to feel well, continue to take the medication because it only keeps high blood  pressure under control; it does not cure it.

How to take Aceon

            This medication can be taken with or withoutt food. In the unfortunate event that you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember. If it is nearing time for your next dose, skipped the missed dose and return to your regular schedule. Under no circumstances hould you take two doses at the same time.

Possible Side Effects

            Any side effects that develop should be mild and willprobably disappear as medication therapy continues. If is important to advise your doctor of any side effects that you experience so that he can determine if it is safe for you to continue taking this medication.

            Some of the side effects that you may experience from taking this medication include the following:
Cough
Dizziness
Headache
Pain in the leg
Feeling of light-headedness
Inflammation of the nasal passages
Sore throat
Upper respiratory infection
Overall weakness

Warnings about Aceon

            If you experience any signs of an allergic reaction such as facial, lips, tonue or throat swelling, swelling in arms and legs, or difficulty with swallowing or breathing, stop taking the Aceon and call your health care provider immediately. There is a possibility you will need emergency treatment to counteract the reaction.

            If you experience abdominal pain, with or without nausea and vomiting, contact your doctor. Medications in this group known as ACE inhibitors have shown the potential of causing intestinal swelling.

            Occasionally, diziness, light-headedness, or faintness occurs with the use of Aceon, especially in the first few days after beginning therapy. Be sure to let your doctor know if any of these symptoms occur. Because of the potential for these sympoms to occur, do not drive, operate machinery, or participate in any type of actitivity that requires full mental concentration until you know how your body is going to react to Aceon. In the event that you actually faint, stop taking Aceon and call your doctor at once.
            The use of Aceon may also cause excessively low blood pressure, especially during times when your body is short of fluid. The risk of this happening is greater if you are also taking a diuretic or are suffering from diarrhea, vomiting, or increased perspiration. Any signs of fluid depletion such as dry mouth, weakness or fatigue, increased thirst, being restless or confused, or a reduction in urinary output should be brought to your doctor’s attention.

            In some rare cases, Aceon has been known to damage the kidneys. Because of this, your doctor will perform a complete assessment of your kidney function, and you will be continually monitored. The drug should be used cautiously by those who have kidney disease, congestive heart failure, or circulatory problems. .
            Occasionally, the body’s potassium level may rise while taking Aceon. Be certain to not take potassium supplments or use salt substitutes that contain potassium without consulting with your doctor first. Any signs of infection such as sore throat or fever should be reported to the doctor as soon as possible. If a persistent, dry cough develops, be sure to let your doctor know. This may be a side effect that can be corrected with a change of medication.

            A few cases of liver damage have been linked to the use of Aceon. Any signs of jaundice should be reported to your doctor. Anyone receiving bee or wasp venom in order to prevent a severre allergic reaction to the string may have a severe allergic reaction to Aceon. Before any type of procedure is performed, make sure your doctor is aware you are taking Aceon.

 

 

 

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