How to Take **** Safely
Alprazolam is the generic name for ****. It's an anxiolytic, prescribed for anxiety and panic disorders. **** is classified as a benzodiazepine and is a Schedule IV controlled substance. Abuse and addiction are often associated with the use of this drug. To use it safely, read the following guidelines, take it only as prescribed and use it for the shortest period possible.
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Instructions
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Notify your physician if you are taking any other medication, including birth control, Azole antifungals, over-the-counter medications or herbal remedies. Some of these substances may increase or inhibit the effects of ****. Grapefruit may increase your systemic levels, alcohol may increase the central nervous system effects and smoking may decrease the effectiveness of ****. You must have a discussion with your physician about your habits and lifestyle in order to use this medication safely.
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Avoid activities that require alertness and coordination until you know what effects your dosage has on you.
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Report any adverse reactions to your physician. Some of these may include dizziness, sedation, fatigue, depression, impaired memory or speech, agitation, a manic state, anxiety between doses or dependence.
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Handle the dissolving tablets with dry hands and place the tablet in your mouth immediately so it can dissolve with your saliva. Remove the cotton from the bottle of the dissolving tablets and keep the lid tight to prevent moisture from dissolving them. If you are using extended release tablets, always swallow them whole, without crushing or chewing them.
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Tips & Warnings
Withdrawal symptoms, including seizures, may occur if **** is discontinued abruptly. Work with your physician when it's time to discontinue this medication.
Lab tests for liver and kidney function should be done periodically for people on prolonged or recurrent **** treatment.
