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Centrally-Acting Alpha Adrenergics 

Centrally-Acting Alpha Adrenergics lowers blood pressure by decreasing certain chemicals in the blood which relax blood vessels and thus heart beat slowly and easily.

Other clinical uses include treatment of alcohol withdrawal, pediatric pre-anesthetic, for pediatric postoperative pain control, treatment of migraine headaches, nicotine addiction, menopausal flushing, attention deficit disorder, and pediatric panic and anxiety disorders.

Centrally-acting alpha adrenergics medications

  • Catapres (generic name: Clonidine)
  • Tenex (generic name: Guanfacine)

Avoid Centrally-acting alpha adrenergics, If

  • Pregnant or nursing women should talk to their doctor before using these medications.
  • Have heart disease, recent heart attack, or kidney disease should talk to their doctor before using these medications.
  • Drinking alcohol may make side effects worse.

Centrally-acting alpha adrenergics side effects

  • Dizziness, 
  • dry mouth, 
  • upset stomach, 
  • drowsiness or tired.

Centrally-acting alpha adrenergics warning signs

Consult doctor immediately if having;
  • fainting,
  • irregular heartbeat, 
  • fever, 
  • swollen ankles or feet.
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