Duvadilan Tablet – Overview

Composition: Isoxsuprine (a beta-adrenergic agonist)
Category: Vasodilator & uterine relaxant

Uses

1. Premature Labor: Relaxes uterine muscles to delay early contractions.

2. Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD): Improves blood circulation in narrowed blood vessels (e.g., in hands/feet, brain).

Key Benefits

• Prevents preterm birth by reducing uterine contractions.

• Enhances blood flow, reducing risks of stroke, blood clots, or heart complications in PVD.

Dosage & Administration

• Form: Oral tablet.

• How to Take: Swallow whole with water, with/without food.

• Timing: Fixed time daily, as prescribed.

• Missed Dose: Take ASAP; skip if close to next dose. Never double dose.

How It Works

• Uterine Relaxation: Blocks smooth muscle contractions in the uterus.

• Vasodilation: Widens blood vessels to improve circulation.

Side Effects

Common (usually mild):

• Dizziness, nausea, vomiting

• Flushing, palpitations, low blood pressure

• Weakness

Management: Rise slowly to avoid dizziness; avoid driving if drowsy.

Safety Advice

• Alcohol: Consult doctor (interaction unknown).

• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Doctor supervision required.

• Driving: Unsafe – may cause drowsiness/dizziness.

• Kidney/Liver Disease: Limited data; consult doctor.

Precautions

• Inform doctor about heart conditions, bleeding disorders, or other medications.

• Avoid strenuous activities if used for preterm labor.

Lifestyle Tips

• For PVD: Combine with healthy diet and regular exercise.

Note: Always follow your doctor’s instructions. Do not self-adjust dosage.