Uses for Xanax

Before beginning to takealprazolam, as well as each time you get a refill, read themedicationguide that your pharmacist has supplied. Ask a pharmacist or doctor if you have any queries.

As prescribed by your doctor, take thismedicationby mouth. Your medical history, age, and treatment reaction will all factor into the dosage. Until the medication starts to act well, your dose could be gradually increased. To lower the chance of negative consequences, strictly adhere to your doctor's instructions.

Notwithstanding the fact that it benefits many, this medication occasionally leads to addiction. If you suffer from a substance use disorder (such as excessive use or addictions to drugs or alcohol), your risk may be higher. In order to reduce thechance of dependency, take thismedicationexactly as directed. For additional details, speak to your doctor or pharmacist.

Long-term usage of thismedicationmay cause it to lose some of its effectiveness. If this drug ceases to work as well, consult your doctor.

If your issue persists or gets worse, let yourdoctorknow.

Side Effects OfXanax:

  • It's possible to experiencedrowsiness, vertigo, increased salivation, or changes in sex drive or ability. Inform your doctor orpharmacistas soon as possible if any of these side effects persist or get worse.
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  • Get out of a sitting or laying posture slowly to reduce vertigo andlightheadedness.
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  • Keep in mind that your doctor has recommended this medication because they believe it will benefit you more than it will harm you. Many users of this medicine report no significant negative effects.
  • If any of these unlikely but dangerous side effects manifest, contact your doctor immediately away: mental/mood changes (such ashallucinations, suicidal thoughts), difficulty speaking, lack of coordination,difficulty walking,memory issues.
  • Seizures and discoloration of the skin or eyes are two extremely rare but potentially serious adverse reactions.
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  • Rarely will this medicine cause a very severe allergic reaction. However, if you experience any major adverse reaction symptoms, such as a rash,itchingor swelling (particularly of the face, tongue, or throat),severe dizziness, or difficulty breathing, seekmedical attentionright away.
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  • The list of potential adverse impacts is not exhaustive. Consult your doctor or pharmacy if you have additional adverse reactions not covered above.
 

Precautions while taking Xanax tablets:

    • Tell yourphysicianor pharmacy before using alprazolam if you have anyallergiesto it, other benzodiazepines (suchlorazepamordiazepam), or other medications. Inactive substances in this product have the potential to trigger allergic reactions or other issues. To learn more, speak with your pharmacist.
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    • Before taking this medication, let your doctor orpharmacistknow if you have ever had any serious lung or breathing issues (like COPD orsleep apnea), kidney or liver disease, glaucoma, or a family history of asubstance use disorder(like excessive use of or addiction to drugs or alcohol).
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    • Inform your surgeon or dentist about all the products you use, including prescription,over-the-counter,and herbal medications.
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    • The adverse effects of this medication, particularly sleepiness andloss of coordination, might be more noticeable in older persons. The possibility of falling can rise as a consequence of these side effects.

    • If you are pregnant or want to get pregnant, let your doctor know. Alprazolam use shouldn't be combined with pregnancy. Alprazolam might be harmful to an unborn child. Late-pregnancy users of this medicine might notice signs in their newborns such as shallow or slow breathing, incessant crying, shaking, or difficulty feeding. Consult your doctor as soon as possible about the dangers and advantages of this drug if you find out you're pregnant.

  • This medication is excreted in breast milk and may harm a nursing newborn. It isn't suggested to give birth while using this medication. Before giving birth, speak with your healthcare provider.
 
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