Accuretic Overdose

An Accuretic overdose can potentially lead to dehydration, extreme low blood pressure, or kidney failure. Seek medical attention immediately if you take too much Accuretic and experience symptoms such as dry mouth, tiredness, or slow or irregular heartbeat. Treatment for an Accuretic overdose may include certain medicines, "pumping the stomach," dialysis, or supportive care.

Accuretic Medicine

Accuretic Overdose: An Overview

Accuretic^® (quinapril HCL-hydrochlorothiazide) is a medication used for controlling high blood pressure. Although it occurs rarely, a person can overdose on Accuretic just like any other medication. Accuretic overdose effects will vary depending on a number of factors, including how much Accuretic was taken and whether it was taken with any other medicines, alcohol, and/or drugs.

If you happen to overdose on Accuretic, seek medical attention immediately.

Symptoms and Effects of an Accuretic Overdose

The effects of an Accuretic overdose may include:

Extremely low blood pressure
Electrolyte imbalance (decreased levels of potassium, sodium [salt], or chloride in the blood)
Dehydration
Kidney failure.

This may cause signs or symptoms that include:

Lightheadedness, dizziness, or fainting
Decrease in urine output
Drowsiness, headache, or back pain
Slow or irregular heartbeat
Dry mouth
Increased thirst
Weakness
Tiredness
Restlessness
Seizures
Confusion
Muscle pain or cramps
Nausea or vomiting
Loss of consciousness.

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