Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S

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Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S belongs to a group of chemicals known as Serotonin receptor antagonists and reuptake inhibitors (SARI), they’re prescribed to treat depression and anxiety as they maintain adequate levels of Serotonin in the bloodstream. Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S may also be prescribed to treat insomnia and/or schizophrenia.

A tablet is commonly prescribed to be ingested once or twice daily, either with or without food. The dosage of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is dependent upon the patient’s age, medical condition, patient’s response to the drug, any medications patient might be having along with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S and any adverse effects felt by the patient. It is recommended that patients ingest Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S at the same time each day and put an alarm as a reminder if needed.

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is safe to be prescribed to patients over the age of 18 years but should only be prescribed to expectant and lactating women, if and when necessary. The intake of alcohol is prohibited while undergoing treatment with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S as it may cause extreme drowsiness. If the patient is having other prescription drugs along with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S they must inform their doctor.

Adverse effects of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S are rarely felt and effects such as dry mouth, headache, and dizziness tend to resolve on their own in a few hours to days. If you miss a dose of the medication, make sure you take it as soon as possible on that same day. If you don’t remember you missed the dose until the next dose time or the next day, do not double the dose and take your medication as per schedule.

Indications

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S can be used to treat:

• Depression
• Insomnia 
• Schizophrenia
• Anxiety 

How Does Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Work

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S belongs to a group of chemicals known as Serotonin receptor antagonists and reuptake inhibitors (SARI); it works on multiple chemical neurotransmitters and ensures increased serotonin levels in the bloodstream.

How To Use Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be ingested daily with plenty of water to help aid the passage of the capsule through the throat. It’s advised to not stop treatment with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S without consulting a physician as that can lead to a recurrence of depressive symptoms and/or anxiety. The capsule is meant to be ingested whole without opening it or crushing it.

The dosage of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is dependent upon the patient’s age, medical condition, patient’s response to the drug, any medications patient might be having along with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S and any adverse effects felt by the patient. It is recommended that patients ingest Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S at the same time each day and put an alarm as a reminder if needed.

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not prescribed to patients under the age of 18 years. A lower dosage of the drug may be prescribed to elderly patients with other illnesses (such as kidney and liver impairment). The intake of alcohol is prohibited while undergoing treatment with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S as it may cause dizziness

Dosage

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S’s dosage and duration of treatment may differ for each patient, as the treatment regime for each patient depends upon their weight, stage of illness, each patient’s response to Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S and any pre-existing medical condition a patient might have.

Adult Dosage

Depression: Patients suffering from depression are most commonly prescribed 150 mg as the starting dose. This dose may be taken throughout the day. Dosage may be increased or decreased during the treatment, depending on the patient’s response to treatment. Ingesting up to 300mg of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S daily is considered safe.

Anxiety: Patients suffering from anxiety are commonly prescribed 75mg, to be ingested daily. Patients are advised to seek a physician’s consultation before taking any drug. Dosage may be increased or decreased during the treatment, depending on the patient’s response to treatment.

Child Dosage

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not prescribed to patients aged 18 years and under.

Elderly Dosage 

Patients aged 65 years and above may be prescribed a lowered dose if need be or if the patient is diagnosed with kidney, liver, or heart illnesses.

Pregnancy Use And Lactation

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S may be prescribed to expectant mothers only if and when necessary (but not during the first trimester), otherwise, the physician may prescribe an alternative drug to combat the same disease. Women, planning on starting a family or those who conceive during treatment with Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S are advised to seek professional medical advice/care immediately. 

It’s advised that expecting women or breastfeeding mothers consult their physicians before ingesting any drug, as Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is found in breast milk in trace amounts and is therefore prescribed to breastfeeding mothers only after discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the drug at length with the patients.

Contraindications

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Allergic reaction to Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S or any other drug or ingredient
• Moderate to severe Heart disease/impairment 
• Moderate to severe Liver disease/impairment 
• Moderate to severe Kidney disease/impairment 
• Hyperthyroidism 
• Alcohol abuse 
• Under 18 years of age 
• Suicidal thoughts 
• Schizophrenia 

Precautions 

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Anxiety 
• Elderly patients 
• Difficulty in urinating 
• Glaucoma (narrow-angle)
• Lactose intolerance 

Interactions With Other Medications

Please tell your doctor about the use of the following before using Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Antidepressants 
• MAO inhibitors 
• Sedatives 
• Antiepileptic medicines (such as Phenytoin)
• Antihypertensives drugs 
• Digoxin 
• Antifungals 
• Ritonavir 
• Indinavir 
• Erythromycin 
• Levodopa 
• John’s wart
• Blood thinners 

Adverse Effects

Common Adverse Effects

Like most medicines,Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S has certain side effects which include:

• Stomach problems (such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
• Dizziness 
• Dry mouth 
• Blurred vision 
• Headache 

Rare Adverse Effects

If any of the following adverse effects are seen or felt, the patient is advised to immediately contact their doctor

• Shortness of breath 
• Fits 
• Yellowing of the eyes and skin 
• Swelling of hands and feet 

How To Cope With Some Of The Adverse Effects

• Headaches- In which case make sure you rest and drink plenty of fluids. Avoid the use of alcohol. Take a prescribed painkiller. Consult your doctor if the headaches last longer than a week or are severe
• Feeling or being sick (nausea or vomiting) or diarrhea –Avoid eating rich or spicy food. It might help to take medication after food. If you’re sick, try drinking small, frequent sips of water.
• Feeling dizzy (lightheaded) or weak –If the medication makes you feel dizzy or weak, stop what you’re doing and sit or lie down until you feel better, and do not rise too fast or immediately from a sitting or lying down position to a standing posture. Do not drive or use tools or machinery in case of any of these effects.
• Dry Mouth- Can be helped by sipping water throughout the day, chewing sugarless gum, using alcohol-free mouthwash, allowing ice to melt in the mouth, or using a saliva substitute.
• Blurred vision – This side effect tends to go away on its own if a few days; patients are advised to not operate heavy machinery or drive any motorized vehicles in the meantime. If blurred vision persists, please contact your doctor.

FAQ’S

#1. How To Store Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be kept away from the reach of children, in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity as that tends to ruin certain drugs.

#2.  What If I Take Too Much Of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

An extra dose or two of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not known to cause any harm but excess ingestion of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is a cause for concern and should be avoided and immediately reported to the doctor as it may lead to serious side effects such as fainting, breathlessness, and irregular heartbeats.

#3. What If I Miss A Dose Of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

If you miss a dose of the medication, make sure you take it as soon as possible on that same day. If you don’t remember you missed the dose until the next dosage time or the next day, do not double the dose and take your medication as per schedule.

#4. How Is Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Supposed To Be Taken?

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is available in capsule format and is meant to be ingested whole without crushing or breaking the capsule in two; with plenty of water to ease the passage of Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S into the patient’s throat.

#5. How Does Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Work?

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S belongs to a group of chemicals known as Serotonin receptor antagonists and reuptake inhibitors (SARI);  it works on multiple chemical neurotransmitters and ensures increased serotonin levels in the bloodstream.

#6. Will Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Affect My Sexual Activity?

No, there isn’t sufficient evidence to suggest that patients experience a decrease in libido.

#7. Can I Take Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S During My Pregnancy?

Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S is prescribed to pregnant patients only if and when necessary and then too under the care and supervision of a physician.

#8. What Are Common Side Effects Caused By Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

• Stomach problems (such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea)
• Dizziness 
• Dry mouth 
• Blurred vision 
• Headache 

#9. Will Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Affect My Fertility?

No, there isn’t sufficient evidence to suggest that patients experience a decrease in fertility.

#10.Can Deprel 50mg Tablet 10 ‘S Cause Dizziness? If So How Should I Manage It?

Yes. It can cause dizziness as one of the most common side effects. If this happens, you should sit or lie down until the symptoms pass. However, please note this is temporary and usually goes away as the treatment continues. It is also advised to avoid the consumption of alcohol during your treatment, as it may worsen the dizziness.

#11. Can I Drive After Taking This Medication?

This medication is known to make you dizzy hence if that happens kindly avoid driving or operating any heavy machinery.