Ranolazine Extended Release tab 500mg Tablet

Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets are used in the treatment of Angina; a heart-related chest pain caused due to decreased blood flow to the heart. It lessens the likelihood that you may experience chest pain frequently and could improve your capacity to exercise. Available in the market with the brand name Z-RANO-500 SR, these tablets are available at the Best Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets Manufacturer in India, Arlak Corazon.

Uses of Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets

Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets are prescribed for Angina Pectoris, a chest pain that is usually caused by Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). It helps in preventing any further attack of angina by allowing an efficient heart function. Ranolazine is also used as an addition to existing treatment in patients whose condition is not well controlled by other medications for which includes beta-blockers or calcium antagonists, or in patients who cannot take these medications. Moreover, Ranolazine also improves HbA1c and blood sugar levels in patients with diabetes.

How Ranolazine Works

The active ingredient in these tablets is Ranolazine, an anti-anginal medication that decreases the flow of sodium ions into the heart muscle cells. As a result, calcium ions cannot ordinarily enter cells through the particular sodium-dependent calcium channels that are located on the cell surface. Thus, fewer calcium ions are allowed to enter the cells. By decreasing the flow of calcium into the cells, Ranolazine relaxes the heart, enhances blood flow to the heart muscle, and relieves Angina Pectoris symptoms.

Essential Points to Remember

Ranolazine Extended Release Tablet is a potent medicine that is required to be consumed in the same manner as prescribed by the doctor. There are certain essential points mentioned below that you must remember while using this medication to achieve the best results:

1. Take Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets with food to avoid an upset stomach.
2. Make sure to let your doctor know if you are using any other medicines along with these tablets to avoid unwanted contraindications.
3. ECG alterations could result from Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets (QTc Interval Prolongation). Thus, it is advised to have an ECG done within one to two weeks of starting the treatment with this medicine.
4. Do not consume these tablets if you are allergic to Ranolazine, any components present in the medicine, or any other anti-anginal medicine.
5. Before taking Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets, notify your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding to avoid unwanted harm to the baby.
6. Avoid consuming processed foods from the outside and take freshly-cooked meals from home to ensure a quick recovery.

Side Effects

Some users taking Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets may experience some mild side effects. You would generally not require urgent medical help as these side effects are known to resolve with the completion of treatment with these tablets. Following are the side effects that may come with the usage of Ranolazine:

1. Nausea
2. Dizziness
3. Constipation
4. Headache
5. Vomiting

If these side effects tend to become severe or unbearable, make sure to contact your healthcare professional.

FAQs

1. What can happen with the overuse of Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets?

Over usage of Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets may lead to lightheadedness, nausea, severe tremor, tiredness, difficulty in walking and speaking, etc. If you accidentally used an excess dosage of Ranolazine, then take immediate medical help from your doctor.

2. Can metformin be taken along with Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets?

Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets may raise the levels of metformin in the body if you are taking it in addition to metformin, which puts you at risk for metformin toxicity. Talk to your doctor as he will adjust the dosage of metformin.

3. Can I stop Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets on my own?

Your chest pain may return in a more severe form if you stop taking Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets on your own. Thus, you should continue using Ranolazine Extended Release Tablets even if you feel better since it restricts any future harm to Angina.