Seroxate is an effective drug in treating depression, overcoming mental disorders by restoring the balance of serotonin levels in the brain.
Seroxate drug ingredients
The drug seroxate contains paroxetine, a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, restoring the balance of its levels in the brain, and helping to treat psychiatric disorders, such as depression.
What is seroxate prescribed for?
Seroxate can be used for people older than 18 years to treat:
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Major depressive disorder.
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Panic attacks.
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Social phobia.
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Pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder.
Seroxate dosage
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The dosage of seroxate pills varies depending on the patient's condition.
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You should consult a doctor to find out the right dose of the drug.
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The usual dose of seroxate ranges from 12.5 - 25 mg once a day in the morning.
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The doctor may gradually increase the dose until the appropriate dose to relieve symptoms is reached.
Seroxate side effects
Seroxate may cause some side effects, such as:
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dizziness.
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Nausea and vomiting.
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anxiety.
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Sweating.
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headache.
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Sleep disorder.
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Sensation of electric shock.
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Tinnitus.
Seroxate contraindications
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Sensitivity to seroxate.
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Take monoamine oxidase inhibitors in the 14 days before the use of the drug, such as the antibiotic Lenezolide. These drugs must be discontinued at least 14 days before taking seroxate.
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Take the drug thioridazine or pimozide recently to treat psychiatric disorders.
Siroxate use precautions
The doctor should be consulted before taking seroxate in the following cases:
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Epilepsy or history of seizures.
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history of kidney or liver problems.
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Suffering from heart problems.
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personal or family history of bipolar disorder.
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High cholesterol levels in the blood.
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Low levels of sodium in the blood.
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osteoporosis or recently broken bone.
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Pregnancy and lactation.
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Contraceptive pills use.
Seroxate and pregnancy
A doctor should be consulted before taking seroxate pills during pregnancy, because while taking it in the last period of pregnancy, a woman may suffer heavy vaginal bleeding shortly after childbirth. The drug may also negatively affect the newborn's health and may cause birth defects, especially with medication taken in early pregnancy.
Seroxate and lactation
The doctor should be consulted before taking the drug during the breastfeeding period.
Drug interactions
The doctor should be consulted before taking seroxate along with any other medication, especially:
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Other antidepressants.
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Epilepsy drugs.
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Breast cancer drugs.
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Anti-arrhythmia drugs.
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Schizophrenia drugs.
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HIV treatments.
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Parkinson's drugs.
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High blood pressure drugs.
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Bloog thinners
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Cough drugs.
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Heartburn drugs.
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Breathing drugs.
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Herbs.
Siroxate Price
The price of seroxate CR 25 mg 30 tablets is above the description box
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FAQs
Is seroxate safe for long term use?
Seroxate is safe for most people to use in the long term, but some people may suffer side effects, such as erectile dysfunction or decreased sex drive.
Does seroxate treat fear?
Seroxate helps treat panic attacks.
Does seroxate cause sleepiness?
The patient may feel sleepy in the first few days of taking the drug, and may sometimes suffer from sleep disorders, such as insomnia, but the patient will feel better within a week or two and regain normal sleep.
Is seroxate cr 25 mg used for premature ejaculation?
Yes, the drug may help treat premature ejaculation, but it is not prescribed for that use in many countries.
Can seroxate relieve heart disease?
New studies have suggested that the active substance paroxetine, found in seroxate, may help treat heart failure.
Is Paroxetine a strong antidepressant?
Paroxetine, an "active substance in seroxate" is considered a strong antidepressant.
What is the alternative to seroxate?
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Axor.
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Pado.
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Paroxat.
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Paxitab.
