Common Headache, Injection site pain, Nausea, Shortness of breath, Palpitations, Chest pain, Increased white blood cell count (eosinophils), Increased blood pressure, Increased heart rate, Arrhythmia.

Expert advice for Dobusol Injection
Do not drive or operate machinery while on dobutamine treatment.Seek medical advice for correction of hypovolemia with suitable volume expanders before treatment with dobutamine hydrochloride.You may be monitored for ECG and blood pressure continuously during the therapy.Tell your doctor if you are or planning to become pregnant or are breastfeeding.

Q. Is Dobusol a pressor/ vasopressor?
Yes, Dobusol is a vasopressor (agent that causes vasoconstriction of the blood vessels)

Q. Is Dobusol a beta blocker?
No, Dobusol is a beta agonist, not a beta blocker

Q. Is Dobusol an inotrope/ positive inotrope?
Yes, Dobusol is an inotrope

Q. Is Dobusol a catecholamine?
Yes, Dobusol is a catecholamin

Q. Is Dobusol a vasodilator?
Dobusol has got both vasoconstrictor and vasodilator properties. The net effect depends on the tone of blood vessels and the disease condition

Q. Is Dobusol a vesicant?
Yes, Dobusol is a vesicant (it may cause tissue blistering if it leaks out of the vein)

Q. Is dobutamine the same as dopamine?
Dopamine is a natural neurotransmitter present in the body; both dopamine and dobutamine are inotropic and stimulate the beta-1 receptors of the heart

Q. Does Dobusol increase heart rate/ tachycardia?
Yes, increase in heart rate also known as tachycardia is a common side effect of Dobusol

Q. Does Dobusol decrease afterload/ preload?
No, Dobusol does not have effects on afterload or preload

Q. Does Dobusol increased stroke volume?
Yes, Dobusol is known to increase stoke volume

Q. Does Dobusol cause an increase/decrease in blood pressure?
Yes, Dobusol may cause fluctuations in blood pressure

Q. Does Dobusol increase urine output?
Yes, Dobusol is known to cause an increase in urine output.