Deanxit Medicine - Information, Side effects and uses of Deanxit

Deanxit is a combination of two psycho-active agents, flupentixol and melitracen. This drug should be taken only if prescribed by a doctor.

Side Effects of Deanxit

The common side effects of deanxit are weakness or tiredness, drowsiness, anxiety, insomnia and dry mouth. In some cases the side effects may be more severe such as difficulty in breathing, headache, weight gain, Nausea, upset stomach, decreased appetite, diarrhea, sweating, blurred vision and dizziness. In such cases you must consult your doctor.

Precautions while taking Deanxit

• If anyone in your family has a history of depression, bipolar disorder or mania, take all precautions before taking deanxit and consult your doctor.
• If you are on deanxit, tell your doctor before any type of surgery including dental surgery, you may have to go.
• Sometimes the combinations of medicines, if taken together may interact, so if you are taking any other medicine or herbal product, inform your doctor before starting the medicine.
• If you are allergic to deanxit, tell your doctor before starting the treatment.
• Precautions should be taken while prescribing (if necessary) deanxit to children below 18 years of age.
• If you are suffering from bipolar disorder (manic episodes of depression) and uncontrolled epilepsy, deanxit is not advisable to you.
• If you are pregnant, plan to pregnant or are breast-feeding, contact your doctor before starting deanxit.
• If you are on MAO (monoamine oxidase), you should not take deanxit and a minimum 14 days gap should be allowed to shift from MAO to deanxit.

Deanxit Warning

Children under the age of 18 years are not advised to take deanxit, if prescribed by doctor, the effect of this drug should be continuously monitored in them. If you experience convulsions or fits, while taking the medication, you should immediately contact to your doctor. Avoid drinking alcohol while you are on deanxit.

How to take Deanxit?

Deanxit should be taken only if prescribed by a doctor. To take the suitable amount as directed by the doctor. Can be taken with or without food. In any case, should cease to you taking Deanxit, without consulting your doctor, particularly if you are on the deanxit for a long time.

How to store Deanxit?

Drugs should be stored in a sure place at the ambient temperatures, and out of reach children. These medicines should be maintained parts of excessive heat and moisture. Out-of-date medicines should be thrown outside.

Deanxit Overdose

The overdose may also cause symptoms of agitation, disturbed concentration, confusion, high or low body temperatures and vomiting, irregular heart beat, severely low blood pressure, coma and convulsions. In children the overdose of deanxit may lead to symptoms of irregular behavior.

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