Prazosin, combined with other drugs, is used to treat hypertension (hypertension). Having high blood pressure makes the heart and arteries work harder. Long-term exposure can impair the function of the heart and other arteries. Stroke, heart failure, and kidney failure can all come from damaged blood arteries in the brain, compassion, and kidneys. A higher chance of having a heart attack is another possible outcome of hypertension. When blood pressure is managed, it may reduce the likelihood of these issues occurring.
Prazosin is an example of antihypertensive medication. Specifically, it improves blood flow by relaxing the arteries through which blood must travel. Your blood pressure will go down as a result of this. Treat various conditions as prescribed by your physician.
A prescription is required for the medication.
Other Interactions
It’s important to avoid taking your medication simultaneously or shortly before you eat certain foods because of the potential for adverse reactions. Interactions can also arise if you mix certain medications with alcoholic beverages or cigarette products. Inquire about taking your medicine with your doctor with food, drink, or cigarettes.