Labetol

Labetol Injection is generally considered a safe medicine if it is taken as directed by the doctor. The side effects that result with use of Labetol Injection occur during the first few weeks of treatment and disappear with time.

It is important to appropriately treat high blood pressure in pregnancy. Studies have shown that poorly controlled high blood pressure in pregnancy can lead to an increased risk of certain birth defects, stillbirth, reduced growth of the baby within the womb, and premature birth. For some women with high blood pressure, treatment with Labetol Injection in pregnancy might be considered to be the best option. Your doctor is the best person to help you decide what is right for you and your baby.

Yes, itchy skin, a rash or tingly scalp are common side effects of Labetol Injection. Speak to your doctor if the itchiness or rash gets worse or lasts for more than a week.

Diabetic patients while using Labetol Injection should regularly check the blood sugar levels. Labetol Injection may make it difficult to recognize the warning signs of low blood sugar such as shaking and a racing heartbeat. Consult your doctor if the blood sugar levels are reduced while taking Labetol Injection.

Labetol Injection slows down your heart rate and makes it easier for your heart to pump blood around your body. Your doctor may regularly check your blood pressure and pulse (heart rate) during therapy to determine your response to the medicine.