I am typically used for edema and high blood pressure. I should typically be taken in the morning because I cause more urination, as well hyperuricemia and problems with the ears (tinnitus and ototoxicity). I am a loop diuretic who is also known as Lasix. Who am I?

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I am an OTC mast cell stabilizer, the only one like me. I come in a nasal spray and can cause burning and stinging in the nose. I need to be used on a regular basis and my brand is Nasalcrom. Who am I?

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I am an alpha adrenergic agonist that is typically used for hypertension and ADHD. I come in regular release and ER tablets plus patches. I am known as either Catapres or Kapvay. Who am I?

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I am used for hypertension and only come in tablets. I usually cause a headache but can also cause angioedema. I belong to the ARBs and my brand is Cozaar. Who am I?

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I can be used for asthma if inhaled (respules) or for allergies if nasal (spray). My allergy indication form is available over the counter. My use can cause upper respiratory tract infections. I am known as Pulmicort or Rhinocort. Who am I?

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I am used for atrial fibrillation and heart failure. I do not have many common side effects, but I can cause visual abnormalities, psychosis and dysrhythmias. I am known as Lanoxin among others. Who am I?

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I am a potassium sparing diuretic that is used for heart failure, edema and hypertension. I can cause gynecomastia and hyperkalemia. I am known as Aldactone. Who am I?

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I am used for angina and come in many different forms, including patches, tablets, sublingual tablets, spray, ointment, etc. I can cause headaches and hypotension. Some of my names are Minitran and Nitrostat. Who am I?

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I am an over the counter product used for congestion. I come in immediate and extended release. I can cause insomnia and restlessness. Who am I?

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