Composition

• Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride — 40 mg: a vasodilator that relaxes blood vessels and may improve blood flow in selected conditions.

Composition is based on the product details supplied. Refer to the original packaging for the complete product information.

Product Introduction

TOCOKAND Tablets contain isoxsuprine hydrochloride, which affects smooth muscle in blood vessels and can widen them. It has been used for selected peripheral circulation disorders, although the effectiveness of isoxsuprine for some conditions may be limited or uncertain.

This medicine requires professional assessment because it can cause dizziness, low blood pressure, a rapid heartbeat and other cardiovascular effects. It should not be used for self-treatment.

Uses of TOCOKAND Tablets

• May be prescribed for selected peripheral vascular conditions associated with reduced circulation.
• May be considered for certain circulation-related symptoms, depending on the clinician's assessment.

The approved uses and clinical role of isoxsuprine vary by country and product. Its benefit is not well established for every condition for which it has historically been used. Do not assume it is suitable for pregnancy-related use.

Potential Benefits

• Relaxes smooth muscle in blood vessel walls.
• May improve blood flow in selected circulation-related conditions.
• May help manage symptoms when a clinician determines that isoxsuprine is appropriate.

Benefits depend on the underlying condition and individual response. This medicine does not cure the cause of every circulation problem.

Possible Side Effects

Possible side effects include dizziness, flushing, nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, a fast heartbeat and low blood pressure.

Seek urgent medical attention for chest pain, fainting, a severe or persistent rapid heartbeat, significant breathing difficulty or a serious allergic reaction. A severe or unusual rash also requires prompt medical assessment.

How to Use

• Take the tablet only as prescribed by a qualified healthcare professional.
• Follow the prescribed timing and instructions on the product label.
• Do not increase the dose, take extra tablets or stop treatment without medical advice.
• If you miss a dose, follow the patient leaflet or ask your pharmacist for advice. Do not take a double dose to compensate.
• Do not share this medicine with another person.

No individual dosing schedule is provided here. The appropriate dose and duration must be determined by the prescriber.

How It Works

Isoxsuprine relaxes smooth muscle in blood vessel walls, causing the vessels to widen. This vasodilating effect can increase blood flow in certain areas of the body. The clinical benefit depends on the condition being treated, and evidence supporting its use is limited for some indications.

Safety Advice

• Bleeding: Tell your doctor if you have active bleeding or a bleeding-related condition. Isoxsuprine should not be used in the presence of arterial bleeding.
• After childbirth: It should not be used immediately after delivery unless a specialist has specifically assessed the situation; official product information warns against immediate postpartum use.
• Blood pressure: Inform your doctor if you have low blood pressure or a history of fainting.
• Heart conditions: Discuss heart disease, chest pain or a fast or irregular heartbeat before treatment.
• Other medicines: Tell your healthcare professional about all medicines, particularly blood-pressure-lowering medicines and other vasodilators, because dizziness or low blood pressure may worsen.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Seek specialist advice before use. Do not take it to prevent premature labour unless a specialist has explicitly prescribed it after assessing the risks and benefits.
• Alcohol and alertness: Avoid alcohol and use caution with driving if you feel dizzy or light-headed.
• Older adults: A clinician should carefully assess whether this medicine is suitable, particularly when safer or better-supported alternatives are available.