What is DILEVALOL used for?

DILEVALOL was used as an antihypertensive to help manage high blood pressure.

Is DILEVALOL still available for use?

No, DILEVALOL has been withdrawn from the market.

What kind of medicine is DILEVALOL?

DILEVALOL is a small molecule that acts as a beta-receptor blocker to treat high blood pressure.

Does DILEVALOL cause liver problems?

Research indicates DILEVALOL may be linked to various liver issues, including hepatitis and cirrhosis.

Can I take DILEVALOL if I have liver disease?

Because DILEVALOL is associated with several types of liver toxicity, it should be avoided.

When was DILEVALOL first approved?

DILEVALOL was first approved in 1990.

(+)-Labetalol | CAS 75659-07-3 | SGUAFYQXFOLMHL

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Beta-blocker and blood pressure medication

DILEVALOL is a small molecule classified as an anti-adrenergic (beta-receptor) and antihypertensive agent. It was used in medical research but has been withdrawn from the market.

Used for

High blood pressure

Conditions

Hypertension

Class

Beta-blockerAntihypertensiveBeta-blocker and blood pressure medicationCardiovascular systemLiver

How to take

This drug has been withdrawn from the market and is no longer available for use according to the provided data.

Key warnings

·The drug has been withdrawn from the market.

Side effects

Serious

·Potential liver toxicity (including risks of cirrhosis, steatosis, and hepatitis)

Seek help if

·Signs of liver issues

Talk to your doctor

Monitor

·Liver function

Questions to ask

·Why was DILEVALOL withdrawn from the market?
·What are the liver risks associated with this drug?

Educational summary derived from FDA labeling, AI-assisted. Not medical advice — consult a healthcare professional. Updated 2026-04-26.

How to take

Key warnings

Side effects

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