PRAZOSIN HCL Reviews (PRAZOSIN HYDROCHLORIDE)

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PRAZOSIN HCL  (PRAZOSIN HYDROCHLORIDE):  Prazosin is used with or without other medications to treat high blood pressure. Lowering high blood pressure helps prevent strokes, heart attacks, and kidney problems. Prazosin belongs to a class of medications called alpha blockers. It works by relaxing and widening blood vessels so blood can flow more easily.   FDA Approval Date: 1988-09-12 (Sources: U.S. Centers for Medicare Services, FDA)

  

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 3  Insomnia, anxiety Headache, upset stomach, Definitely helps me sleep and reduces anxiety. Hoping side effects will diminish over time. F 56 5 days
1 mg 1X day
4/13/2022
 1  Hypertension Terrible! made me very weak and when I tried walking for exercise after made my neck and shoulders ache. One day thought I was going to collapse from weakness. Had taken it off and on, not every day, but its after effects include waking in the night from disturbed dreams with racing, pounding heart and sudden onset headache with raised blood pressure. Terrible drug. Also had fast heartbeat with just 1mg. Terrible drug and trying to stop it has repercussions. F 68 13 days
1mg 1X day
12/6/2021
 2  nitemares My heart is beating out of my chest F 60 0 weeks
1X day
10/19/2021
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 4  ptsd, nightmares dizziness, feeling faint This med generally helps to reduce the frequency and intensity of my nightmares. I usually go up a mg or two if the nightmares return but the Prazosin does a pretty good job. It isn't a magic pill and some side effects can be frustrating but overall it's well worth it for me. F 22 4 months
3mg 1X day
2/18/2021
 1  Panic Disorder, GAD Horrible constipation, low blood pressure, low heart rate, dizziness This medication is dangerous if you're small and your BP runs on the low end of normal like me. It made my heart rate and blood pressure go down to the point where I almost fainted. The constipation it caused, along with the effexor constipation, was unbearable. Plus it stopped working after 2 weeks. I see so many success stories about how it's helped people with their PTSD and anxiety, I'm unfortunately not one of them. F 20 2 months
1 mg 1X day
12/29/2015
 5  PTSD I highly recommend this med. it stops the nightmares completely . I awake refreshed ( never groggy or with a headache ) I was able to function without intrusive horrific memories . F 36 4 years
1mg
9/6/2014
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 5  PTSD none helps to sleep M 44 3 years
5 mg 2X day
12/28/2012
 5  PTSD nightmares blurred vision, nausea; I take 4 mg I take a Pepsid with it and I'm fine. I've gone from disfunctional at least a whole day after a nightmare, to waking up just fine. The vision is an issue, but worth the benefits. I also don't need a sleeping med at night; the prazosin fixes that problem too. F 26 10 weeks
2/8/2009
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 4  PTSD nightmares No side effects It has helped my nightmares, but they are still present. F 26 1 years
6/5/2007
 4  pheochromocytoma I have not had any side effects from this drug. It does not keep my blood pressure down like the Norvasc that I was taking for a while before being dianogised with pheo. Taking a dose of 6 capsules per day. Hope it is working the way it should, I am sure they will let me kow when I go back in Although they have just added Atenolol, but I am cold all the time until I have the sweats which are one of the symptoms of the tumor. F 47 70 days
6/14/2005
  

PRAZOSIN HCL  (PRAZOSIN HYDROCHLORIDE):  Prazosin is used with or without other medications to treat high blood pressure. Lowering high blood pressure helps prevent strokes, heart attacks, and kidney problems. Prazosin belongs to a class of medications called alpha blockers. It works by relaxing and widening blood vessels so blood can flow more easily.   FDA Approval Date: 1988-09-12 (Sources: U.S. Centers for Medicare Services, FDA)

     

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