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Although not approved for other use, it is often for circulation problems brought on by diabetes, sickle-cell anemia, Raynaud's syndrome, and other conditions.
An improved blood flow usually helps reduce bothersome conditions such as leg cramps or any other vascular disorder symptoms.
Intermittent claudication causes pain in the leg when you walk.
Trental enables your body's red blood cells to properly fit into the smaller arteries (the smallest blood vessels).
Trental is prescribed by physicians in the treatment of patients suffering from blood flow disorders.
Trental is prescribed in patients with poor circulation of the limbs and that have intermittent claudication.
Trental is prescribed in the treatment of patients that need to improve their blood flow.
Trental is meant to make some changes regarding the shape of your body's red blood cells.
Contraindications
Trental is contraindicated if you have any of the following conditions:
- Have had any type of surgery in the last couple of weeks (this also includes dental surgeries);
- Have recently suffered or experienced any type of bleeding disorders;
- Liver disease;
- Ulcer disease (duodenal or stomach ulcer);
Interactions
Do not take Trental with any of the following drugs:
- Aminophylline;
- Choledyl;
- Dilor;
- Dylix;
- Dyphylline;
- Elixophyllin;
- Lufyllin;
- Neothylline;
- Oxtriphylline;
- Phyllocontin;
- Slo-Phyllin;
- Theo-Bid;
- Theocron;
- Theo-Dur;
- Theolair;
- Theophylline;
- Truphylline;
- Warfarin (Coumadin);
Side Effects
Trental side effects that you should report to your health care professional or doctor as soon as possible:
Trental is relatively safe and doses not interact with many other drugs. Trental, however, can interfere with blood clotting, especially if taken with the blood thinner Coumadin.
Trental has been associated rarely with:
- Anxiety;
- Drowsiness;
- Headaches;
- Insomnia;
- Loss of appetite;
- Nausea;
Overdose
Reported Trental overdose symptoms are:
- Agitation;
- Drowsiness;
- Fever;
- Flushed face;
- Loss of consciousness;
- Seizures;
Other Brand Names
In some countries Trental may also be known as:
- Agapurin;
- Apo-Pentox;
- Artal;
- Artelife;
- Chemopent;
- Claudicat;
- C-Vex;
- Dospan Pento;
- Elorgan;
- Eurotofi;
- Haemodyn;
- Hatial;
- Hemovas;
- Kentadin;
- Mellinorm;
- Nelorpin;
- Pensiral;
- Pentoflux;
- Pentohexal;
- Pentolab;
- Pentomer;
- Pento-Puren;
- Pentoxifylline;
- Pentoximed;
- Pentoxin;
- Peridane;
- Previscan;
- Prodoxifilina;
- Profiben;
- Ralofekt;
- Rentylin;
- Sipental;
- Tamixol;
- Torental;
- Vantoxyl;
- Vasofyl;
- Vasonit;
- Vaxolem;
- Xipen;
Form.
Tablets: 400 milligrams.
Dosage.
Trental should be taken at doses specifically directed by the physician. Trental may be taken with or without food.
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