Isoloprin

Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule is used to prevent angina pectoris (heart-related chest pain) in people with coronary artery disease. It is formulated to reduce the frequency of angina attacks and lower the risk of future heart attacks and strokes.<br>

No, Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule is not for immediate relief of an ongoing angina attack. It works too slowly for that. This medicine is a long-term, preventive treatment that you must take every day to reduce the number of angina attacks you have. For an acute attack, you will need a faster-acting medication.​<br>

Yes, a headache is a very common side effect of Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule, especially when you first start taking this medication. This is because the isosorbide mononitrate component in Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule widens the blood vessels, including those in your head. This side effect usually lessens or goes away completely as your body gets used to the medication over a few days.<br>

yes, the aspirin component of Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule thins the blood, which can increase your risk of bleeding. You should be extra careful when shaving, using sharp objects, or playing contact sports. Let your doctor and dentist know you are taking this medication before any surgical or dental procedures.​

No, you must not stop taking Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule suddenly without talking to your doctor first. This is a long-term preventive treatment. Stopping it abruptly could increase your risk of having a heart attack or severe angina attacks.​<br>

Before you start taking Isoloprin 60 mg/75 mg Capsule, it is very important to inform your doctor if you have a history of bleeding disorders, stomach ulcers, severe anemia, or liver or kidney disease. Also, you must not take this medication if you are taking medicine for erectile dysfunction, as this can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure.<br>