Rogitamine injections are used to control severe hypertension, especially in patients with pheochromocytoma. They work by dilating blood vessels and reducing blood pressure quickly and effectively before or during surgery to remove the tumor. They help reduce the risk of complications resulting from sudden hypertension. They also contribute to stabilizing blood circulation and improving perfusion to vital organs, making them important in such critical medical situations under strict medical supervision.
The components of this medication help prevent the effects of catecholamine hormones secreted by pheochromocytoma on blood vessels.
Rogitamine reduces peripheral resistance and intravascular pressure gradually and safely, with continuous monitoring of heart rate and blood pressure. Its use is considered part of a comprehensive treatment plan supervised by a specialist physician to ensure optimal results and protect the patient from serious complications associated with severe hypertension.