conivaptan hydrochloride

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Conivaptan basically lowers the level of a certain hormone that regulates the balance of sodium in the body. It is worth noting that high levels of this particular hormone can result in an imbalance that causes fluid retention. Conivaptan is also indicated for the treatment of hyponatremia (i.e. low sodium levels). Besides, it improves the flow of urine without making the body lose too much sodium as one urinates. According to drugs.com, the patient should not receive Conivaptan if they are allergic to corn products, or if they are unable to urinate. Also bear in mind that there are certain drugs that shouldn’t be taken together. Therefore, you must tell your doctor about the other drugs that you are using to make sure that none of them will interact with Conivaptan. As for the side effects, they include low potassium, fever, headache, and mild dizziness. Remember to call your doctor if you experience vertigo, confusion, or muscle weakness in your arms and legs. Also don’t forget to tell your doctor if you are pregnant or if you’re planning a pregnancy before using Conivaptan, considering it is still not known whether it could harm the fetus. Letting your doctor know if you are breastfeeding is also recommended, because you’re going to need their professional advice, especially since it is unknown whether Conivaptan passes into breast milk.
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