Selokenzoc Tablets are effective for treating high blood pressure. They help reduce heart rate and improve blood flow,
and are characterized as selective beta-1 receptor blockers.
They are also used for the prevention of heart attacks and coronary artery disease. Selokenzoc has a long-acting
effect and should be used under medical supervision to determine the appropriate dose and follow regular tests to
avoid complications and achieve optimal therapeutic results.
Ingredients of Selokenzoc
Selokenzoc contains:
Available Strengths
25 mg extended-release tablets – pack of 28 tablets.
50 mg extended-release tablets – pack of 28 tablets.
100 mg extended-release tablets – pack of 28 tablets.
200 mg extended-release tablets – pack of 28 tablets.
Indications of Selokenzoc
Main uses include:
Treatment of high blood pressure.
Prevention of heart attacks and coronary artery disease.
Control of heart rate in arrhythmia cases.
Reducing cardiac stress in chronic heart failure.
Dosage
The doctor determines the appropriate dose according to the patient’s condition:
Initial dose usually 25 mg or 50 mg once daily, as directed by the doctor.
Dose may be gradually adjusted based on patient response.
Preferably taken after meals with plenty of water.
Do not stop the medication suddenly to avoid cardiac complications.
Side Effects of Selokenzoc
Common side effects include:
Dizziness or general fatigue
Slow heart rate (bradycardia)
Headache or tiredness
Cold hands or feet
Gastrointestinal disturbances such as nausea or diarrhea
Contraindications
Selokenzoc Saudi Arabia should not be used in cases of known allergy to metoprolol or any component of the
medication. Caution is advised in:
Alternatives Available in Pharmacies
Normocard
Bisolock
Mephacor
Modulol
Proper Usage Instructions
Take tablets daily at the same time.
Do not chew or crush extended-release tablets.
Follow the prescribed dose and do not change it without consulting your doctor.
Regularly monitor blood pressure and heart rate.
Storage Conditions
Store at room temperature, away from moisture and direct heat.
Keep in the original tightly closed package.
Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Selokenzoc and Concor?
Selokenzoc lowers blood pressure and slightly affects heart rate, while Concor is a stronger beta-blocker for
regulating heart rhythm.
Does Selokenzoc regulate heart rate?
Not primarily; its effect on heart rate is secondary.
When should Selokenzoc 50 be taken?
Once daily with food or as directed by your doctor.
What is the difference between Selokenzoc and Inderal?
Inderal is a beta-blocker that is more effective at regulating heart rate compared to Selokenzoc.