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Sivab 5mg Tablet
Sivab 5mg Tablet
Sivab 5mg Tablet
Sivab 5mg Tablet

Sivab 5mg Tablets (Pack of 28s) – Ivabradine 5mg Pure Heart-Rate Control

  • Ivabradine 5mg twice-daily tablets (28s)
  • Heart-rate control without beta-blocker side effects
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Sivab 5mg Tablet

Sivab 5mg Tablets (Pack of 28s) – Ivabradine 5mg Pure Heart-Rate Control

Rs.1,230.00

Sivab 5mg Tablet – The Only Medicine that Lowers Heart Rate Without Affecting Blood Pressure or Contractility

Sivab 5mg contains Ivabradine 5mg – the first-in-class If-channel inhibitor that selectively slows the heart rate by acting directly on the sinus node. One tablet morning and night reduces angina attacks, increases exercise tolerance, and improves survival in chronic heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF). Unlike beta-blockers, it does not drop blood pressure, cause fatigue, or worsen breathing – perfect for patients who cannot tolerate or have reached maximum beta-blocker dose.

  • Pure heart-rate lowering (no tiredness or wheezing)
  • Proven to reduce angina attacks & heart-failure hospitalisations
  • Twice-daily simple dosing with meals
  • Safe add-on or alternative when beta-blockers are limited
  • Improves quality of life & survival

  1. Take one Sivab 5mg tablet twice daily (morning + evening) with meals
  2. Swallow whole with water – do not crush or chew
  3. Usual starting dose: 5mg twice daily
  4. Doctor may increase to 7.5mg twice daily or reduce to 2.5mg if heart rate falls below 50 bpm
  5. 28-tablet pack = exactly 2 weeks supply at standard dose

Q1: How is Sivab different from beta-blockers like Nebil or bisoprolol?
A1: Pure heart-rate reduction only – no effect on BP, lung function, or energy levels.

Q2: When does the doctor prescribe Sivab 5mg?
A2: Chronic stable angina (if beta-blockers not tolerated) or HFrEF (ejection fraction ≤35%) still symptomatic on beta-blocker + ACEi/ARNI.

Q3: How soon will my angina attacks reduce?
A3: Most patients notice fewer attacks and better exercise ability within 2–4 weeks.

Q4: Will I see flashing lights (phosphenes)?
A4: Mild visual brightness occurs in ~10–15% of patients in first months – harmless and usually fades.

Q5: Why only 28 tablets in the pack?
A5: Standard 2-week blister – doctors commonly prescribe two packs for the full month.

Ivabradine Hydrochloride 5mg, Lactose Monohydrate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Hypromellose, Titanium Dioxide, Macrogol, Iron Oxide Red/Yellow

  • Take with food to increase absorption
  • Avoid grapefruit juice (increases blood levels)
  • Regular heart-rate monitoring (target 50–60 bpm)
  • Not for acute angina attacks (this is preventive)
  • Keep away from children

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