So be very alert to any increase in frequency of urination (they should check urine potassium) or any possible infections (bladder, tooth, etc.). Iâve heard that a change in the bodyâs sodium can also affect potassium levels, also pH levels (acid/alkaline). Anonymous 42789 Replies December 9, 2006. 00:25 AM.
Central nervous system medications are used to treat the effects of a wide variety of medical conditions, including Alzheimer's disease, depression, and Parkinson's disease.
How stroke medications work. There are several kinds of medications that doctors may administer or prescribe to a stroke patient: tPA, a clot buster; blood thinners; and drugs that lower high blood pressure and cholesterol.tPA (tissue plasminogen activator) Thrombolytic drugs such as tPA are often called clot busters.ow to take your medication. Some stroke medications treat stroke and some help prevent it. They all work in different ways. Some may help lower your blood pressure, reduce the level of cholesterol in your blood or help your body get rid of excess fluids that make it difficult for your heart to pump blood.