Anti-anginal Medications
Care Before the Procedure
- Discuss medical history, allergies, and other medications with the doctor.
- Avoid using other vasodilators or medications that may interact.
- Ensure baseline blood pressure and heart rate are documented.
- Understand potential side effects and when to seek help.
Care During the Procedure
- Take medications exactly as prescribed, at scheduled times.
- Monitor symptoms like chest pain, dizziness, or palpitations.
- Avoid abrupt discontinuation without medical advice.
- Record angina episodes to track effectiveness.
Care After the Procedure
- Maintain heart-healthy lifestyle: diet, exercise, and stress control.
- Attend follow-ups for dose adjustment and monitoring.
- Report any persistent or worsening chest pain immediately.
- Combine with other therapies as recommended by cardiologist.
Eligibility
- Patients with chronic stable angina.
- Individuals with exercise or stress-induced chest pain.
- People with coronary artery disease at risk of heart attacks.
- Patients needing symptom relief alongside lifestyle modifications.
- Discuss medical history, allergies, and other medications with the doctor.
- Avoid using other vasodilators or medications that may interact.
- Ensure baseline blood pressure and heart rate are documented.
- Understand potential side effects and when to seek help.
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