What is trazodone?
Trazodone is a general drug that is commonly launched on the markets brands Desyrel® and Oleptro ™. It is an antidepressant, namely serotonin modulator, which is prescribed to treat depression. By acting on the levels of serotonin in the brain, trazodone can help restore the mental balance and alleviate the symptoms of depression. The prescribed dose may then gradually decrease as the patient's depression is managed. Trazodone treatment is not a treatment, but it can rather help manage symptoms. This medicine is considered a tablet by mouth, sometimes twice or more times a day with food or refreshments.
Some side effects may occur when using a trazodone that should be reported to doctors if they are persistent or become annoying. Patients may notice nausea, vomiting and bad taste in the mouth. Dizziness, drowm can also occur Sinness and diarrhea. Some reported headaches or a "severe" feeling in the head, change of weight or appetite and blurred vision. There may also be changes inSexual desire or abilities, constipation and clogged nose along with muscle pain.
More serious side effects can also occur rarely, which requires immediate care of the doctor. Men who experience priapism, an erection lasting four or more hours, should go to the emergency room. Other potentially serious problems may include pain in the jaw, chest or left arm. Symptoms of possible allergic reactions may include facial swelling, severe dizziness and breathing problems.
trazodone can also rarely cause ringing in the ears, nightmares and uncontrollable shock. Some patients reported fainting and unusual nightmares. Bloody urine or difficult urination, reduced coordination and signs of infection, saved fever, sore throat or chills.
Before using trazodone, patients must publish their other health conditions. Not intended to use women who are breastfeeding and stronglyIt recommends that women who are pregnant avoid this drug. Trazodone can be contraindicated for use by those who have a history of suicidal experiments or bipolar disorders, as well as kidney or liver disease, problems with blood pressure and heart disease.
patients must also publish their other medicines and supplements, as well as other types of treatment they undergo, including surgery and electroshock therapy. This medicine may not be used for patients taking Gingko, St. John's Wort or Monoamine Oxidase (Maois). It can also interact with erythromycin, other antidepressants and seizure drugs. In addition, patients must avoid alcohol use to prevent deteriorated side effects and consume only grapefruit or grapefruit products by their physicians.