TRAZODONE 50mg -90 Pills

Who cannot Take Trazodone?

For the safe intake of the medicine and to give it the chance to work on your depression symptoms, you should know whether you are fit to take the medicine or not. You should not take the medicine or at least consult your healthcare provider beforehand if you –

Have epilepsy or undergoing an electroconvulsive treatment as this medicine can increase the chances of seizure under such circumstances.
Are pregnant or breastfeeding, or planning to get pregnant.
Have experienced a heart attack recently.
Have liver or kidney-related issues.
Have porphyria
What Happens in Trazodone Overdose?

An overdose of Trazodone can turn out to be quite fatal. If you take Trazodone with alcohol, any sedative, or barbiturate, it will certainly lead to an overdose. Some of the overdose symptoms can be excessive vomiting, blackout, irregular heartbeats, seizure, and painful penis erection for males. In case any such incident occurs, you should not waste any time before calling the emergency medical helpline.

What Happens After a Missed Dosage?

In case, you accidentally miss a dose, you should take it as soon as possible. The extended-release tablets are required to be taken at the same time every day. So, you might need to stay a bit careful about that. However, you have to make sure that there is enough time gap left between two doses. In case you see that you have already missed a dose and you remember taking it when there is not much time left for the next dose, you can skip the missed one and go for the next one. If you take two doses back to back, it may turn out to be an overdose.

How to Store Trazodone?

Trazodone needs to be stored at room temperature and inside a closed container. It’s important to keep it away from the reach of the children. Also, it is important that you keep this medicine in a place that is away from heat, direct light and moisture.