In clinical findings, many family members anxiously look for medicines and water when patients are attacked by coronary heart disease, and provide water delivery for patients to take medicines, which they do not know is actually very dangerous and even may lead patients to death! Patients and their families need to be familiar with the use of medicines for coronary heart disease, in which the most commonly used rescue medication of nitroglycerin can not be taken by water delivery, instead it must be sublingual.

Nitroglycerin is the preferred choice of medicine for angina relief, thus it should be carried about for emergencies. Once the angina pectoris attacks, it should immediately take 1 to 2 tablets of nitroglycerin to place for sublingual; after 1 to 2 minutes it will start to work, and its role will be disappeared after about half an hour; tablets can not be swallowed; if the medicine is not easily soluble, it can be gently chewed and continue to be sublingual. After taking the medicine, do not stand too long, to avoid the sharp decline in blood pressure resulting in dizziness and syncope.

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