Seroxat 20 mg tablets

Description: Uses: depression. Obsessive-compulsive disorder. Panic attacks. Social anxiety disorder. Post-traumatic stress disorder. Generalized anxiety disorder. The dosage ranges from 10-60 mg daily depending on the condition, and the dose is taken in the morning with food. Improvement may begin after two weeks of starting treatment. When stopping treatment, it should be done gradually by reducing the dose by 10 mg each week to avoid withdrawal symptoms. Warning: It is preferable that the dosage be determined by a specialist doctor. Contraindications: allergy to any component of the medication. Heart, liver, and kidney problems. Epilepsy cases. Diabetes. Glaucoma cases. Children under 18 years old. Common side effects of Seroxat use: nausea. Loss of appetite. Increased blood cholesterol levels. Insomnia or drowsiness. Headache. Difficulty concentrating. Vomiting. Diarrhea or constipation. Blurred vision. Weight gain. Sweating. Dry mouth. Common withdrawal symptoms when stopping Seroxat: headache. Feeling anxious. Tinnitus and ringing in the ears. Sleep difficulties and nightmares. Tingling sensations like pins and needles. Dizziness and imbalance.