Adrenor

Adrenor is a one-time treatment for when patients experience dangerous acute low blood pressure (hypotension) and need to immediate return their blood pressure to safe levels. It is used during emergencies when a patients blood pressure has dropped to dangerously low levels which are life-threatening if left untreated.

Adrenor is administered using an injection, and is usually injected by someone else as it usually only used when a patient is suffering from acute hypotension without the coordination or consciousness required to inject themselves. Keep all appointments, and inform your physician afterwards if needed to administer an injection.

It is important for you, your friends, and your family to learn how to prepare and administer this injection so it is done correctly in the time of need.

If you are unsure about any aspect of this medication or require further tuition, consult your physician.

The most commonly reported side effects are headaches, slow heartrate (bradycardia), high blood pressure (hypertension), and reduced blood flow leading to a decrease in oxygen.

Notify your physician immediately if you experience any side effects. If a side effects is severe or you suffer from an allergic reaction, seek emergency medical attention.