Discussions tagged “Tracleer”

I was diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) a couple of years ago, and my doctor prescribed Tracleer 32mg. After getting past the initial side effects, it has significantly improved my ability to breathe and exercise. However, the strict monitoring and potential side effects are daunting. I manage a regular blood test schedule, and my doctor consistently advises me on possible complications, especially for my liver. I'm grateful for this medication, but it's crucial to stay vigilant about potential issues, especially with ongoing liver function tests and the risk of allergic reactions. As mentioned on the drug information site symptoms such as flushing or nose irritation are common side effects and I have experienced some of these, although not nearly as severe as the potential life-threatening side effects. I wanted to share my experience to help those who are newly diagnosed or considering this medication. Please share your experiences and any tips for managing Tracleer effectively.

I've recently started taking Tracleer 62.5mg Tablets for my Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and I'm curious to hear from others who have tried this medication. How has it affected your daily life and exercise abilities? Have you experienced any of the side effects mentioned, like severe dizziness or fluid retention? I want to know if anyone has found effective ways to manage these side effects. Additionally, has anyone had any unexpected benefits or drawbacks from taking this medication? I'd love to hear your stories and compare notes.

I was recently prescribed Tracleer 125mg Tablets for my Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH). I've been on them for about a month now, and I'm curious to hear from others who have experience with this medication. What has your experience been like? Have you noticed any significant improvements in your ability to exercise or any concerning side effects? I've been lucky to avoid any serious issues, but I do experience some nose irritation and flushing. I know that everyone's experience can be different, so any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.