This drug is a category of alpha-adrenergic antagonist. It operates by inhibiting the uterine muscles from prematurely convulsing, thus averting early childbirth. It also dilates blood canals, augmenting blood delivery to certain body sections like the palms, ankles, and mind. This prevents not only preterm delivery but also handles ailments like peripheral circulatory disorders by enhancing overall blood movement in the organism.

• Follow your physicians' instructions on quantity and timeline.
• Swallow the pill in its entirety, refrain from gnashing, demolishing, or fracturing.
• Regardless of meal timing, sustain a fixed daily consumption.
• Peak performance is attained by ingesting it at a specified hour.

• Special Precautions for Isoxsuprine (40mg).
• Cardiovascular Conditions: Caution in patients with preexisting cardiovascular diseases.
• Hypotension: Monitor blood pressure regularly, especially in individuals prone to low blood pressure.
• Pregnancy: Use with caution during pregnancy, weighing risks and benefits.
• Renal Impairment: Adjust dosage in patients with renal dysfunction.
• Peripheral Vascular Diseases: Assess carefully in peripheral vascular disorders.
• Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

• Enhances blood circulation.
• Helps lower the chance of early contractions, promoting a healthier pregnancy.
• Used to ease symptoms of Raynaud's phenomenon.

• Vomiting
• Upset stomach
• Flushing
• Weakness
• Stomach pain
• Dizziness

If you forget to take your drug take it when you remember. Don't take extra to catch up. Consistency matters, so try to stick to your schedule. If unsure, ask your doctor. They can guide you on what to do if you miss a dose and address any concerns you may have.