Corasor drops are a medication used to treat low blood pressure, as they help raise blood pressure to normal levels
and reduce symptoms associated with hypotension such as dizziness and fainting.
The medication also improves blood circulation and increases the strength of heart contractions, which helps enhance
blood flow to tissues and organs and reduces fatigue and exhaustion caused by low blood pressure.
The drops contain the active ingredient heptaminol, which acts on vascular tissues and causes moderate constriction of
blood vessels, leading to a gradual increase in blood pressure while maintaining circulatory balance.
Components of Corasor Drops
The medication consists of the following:
Corasor Dosage Forms and Strengths
Available forms and strengths include:
Corasor 150 mg drops, one bottle containing 15 ml.
Corasor 150 mg tablets, pack contains 20 tablets.
Corasor N 305 mg drops, one bottle containing 15 ml.
Uses of Corasor
Main uses of the medication include:
Treatment of low blood pressure.
Prevention of symptoms caused by hypotension such as dizziness and fainting.
Improving blood circulation in patients with chronic low blood pressure.
Helping raise blood pressure after bleeding or dehydration under medical supervision.
Dosage of Corasor
The doctor determines the appropriate dose according to the patient’s condition and severity of hypotension. Common
dosing includes:
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Taken according to the doctor’s instructions, usually a few drops two to three times daily or as needed.
Preferably taken after meals to reduce gastric irritation.
Do not adjust the dose without consulting the doctor.
Side Effects of Corasor
Common side effects include:
Headache or dizziness at the beginning of treatment.
Increased heart rate or palpitations in some cases.
Nausea or stomach pain.
Nasal congestion or a feeling of fullness in the nose in some individuals.
Rare allergic reactions or skin rash.
Contraindications for Corasor
Corasor Saudi Arabia should not be used in cases of allergy to any of its components or in uncontrolled high blood pressure.
It should also be avoided in severe heart diseases or cardiac arrhythmias without medical supervision, during
pregnancy and breastfeeding except under medical supervision, and without medical evaluation in cases of severe
bleeding or acute dehydration.
Corasor Alternatives in Pharmacies
Several alternatives with similar effects are available, including:
Midodrine.
Fludrocortisone.
Hepta.
Respirin.
Use During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
Not recommended during pregnancy unless the doctor decides that the benefit outweighs the risk.
Can be used during breastfeeding under medical supervision after evaluating benefits and risks.
The patient’s health status should be assessed before starting treatment.
Storage Conditions
Store the medication under the following conditions:
At a temperature not exceeding 25°C.
Away from moisture and heat sources.
In the original packaging until use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Corasor start working?
The effect of Corasor usually begins within 30 to 60 minutes after taking it.
Should Corasor be taken before or after food?
It can be taken with or after meals to reduce stomach irritation unless otherwise directed by the doctor.
What are the benefits and harms of Corasor?
Benefits include reducing symptoms of hypotension such as dizziness and fainting, while possible side effects include
dizziness and dry mouth.
Can Corasor be used without a doctor?
It is not recommended to use it without medical supervision, especially in cases of chronic low blood pressure or when
associated with heart conditions.