Everything You Know About Meds For Low Blood Pressure
Norepinephrine

Norepinephrine's so strong. So strong. It handles low blood pressure when it's life-threatening! Yes, you'll get it in an IV in the ER or ICU. Men, it's also a part of CPR in some cases! Many, many of you get it for sepsis and when your low blood pressure is from hemodialysis. That said, you've got to think about your health history first whenever possible. Huge, huge issues to consider include a history of diabetes, sulfite allergies, asthma, and coronary artery disease.
Docs watch your vitals when you get this med. Two of the huge, huge examples here are your respiration and, yes, your blood pressure. This med triggers tissue damage when it leaks from your veins. Men, tell your doc and nurse right away when you see certain side effects. The ones to watch for include pain, irritation, cold skin, and cold veins around the injection site.