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Clenbuterol FAQ: Everything you need to know about Clen
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Paul Erwin
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Will Clen show up on a drug test? I will be taking a drug test for a job soon so I have refrained from taking. Advise!
Will Clen show up on a drug test? I will be taking a drug test for a job soon so I have refrained from taking. Advise!
BigAndy69 said:
Hmmm, Viagra lowers your blood pressure? I thought it raised your blood pressure... shows you what I know. I haven't tried it yet.
I sort of assumed that since people (I've heard) shouldn't take it along with party drugs that maybe it wouldn't be wise to use it with clen either. I guess that's true.
ratboy said:
Don't test me.
While sildenafil-induced vasodilation generally results in only transient modest reductions in systolic and diastolic blood pressure that usually are clinically unimportant when the drug is taken alone (see Pharmacology: Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Effects), dizziness (see Cautions: Nervous System Effects), which rarely may be severe; hypotension, including postural (orthostatic) hypotension; and syncope have been reported in about 2% or less of patients receiving the drug, with the latter effects occurring at a rate comparable to that reported with placebo. In addition, potentially severe and fatal hypotensive effects can occur in certain patients (e.g., those receiving an organic nitrate or nitrite concomitantly) (see Precautions and Contraindications: Cardiovascular Precautions and Contraindications, in Cautions and also see Drug Interactions: Organic Nitrates and Nitrites), and the possibility of a hypotensive reaction in patients receiving concomitant antihypertensive drug therapy,particularly those receiving multidrug regimens, should be considered. (See Drug Interactions: Antihypertensive and Hypotensive Agents.)
The risk of hypotension is of particular concern in patients with congestive heart failure who have borderline low blood volume and low blood pressure status, and additional study and experience are needed to determine the potential cardiovascular consequences of sildenafil use in high-risk cardiac patients
A precipitous reduction in blood pressure may occur with nitrate or nitrite use over the initial 24 hours following a dose of sildenafil; therefore, such concomitant therapy is contraindicated
Concurrent use of sildenafil with poppers, which dilate blood vessels with a rapid onset of action, could result in sudden and marked blood pressure reduction and potentially serious or even fatal effects
From medline drug search on Viagra.
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