What should I avoid while being treated with Visken (pindolol)?
When being treated with Visken, you should avoid standing up from a sitting or lying position too quickly. Getting up to fast may cause you to become lightheaded or dizzy. You may also want to avoid driving or doing other hazardous activities until you understand how pindolol affects you.
What are signs of an overdose and what should I do if I believe one is occurring?
Signs of an overdose may include slow heartbeats, shortness of breath, or severe dizziness. If you believe an overdose is occurring, contact emergency medical services right away.
What are some drug interactions associated with Visken (pindolol)?
Some drugs that interact with Visken (pindolol) include digoxin, digitalis, insulin or oral diabetes medicines, or other blood pressure medications. This is not a complete list of drugs that interact with pindolol.
What else should I know about Visken before starting treatment?
Once you have started treatment, do not suddenly stop taking Visken. Doing this may cause unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. These symptoms may include tremors, sweating, headache, and rapid heartbeats. Always consult your doctor before stopping a medication.