Luvox - Fight Psychiatric Disorders With Luvox!
December 2nd, 2008

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Experts claim that many psychiatric disorders are caused because of chemical imbalances that appear among the various neurotransmitters. Seratonin is one such chemical that stimulates nerves in the brain and contributes as a cause to various disorders, and Luvox is a highly appreciated drug that prevents uptake of seratonin by the nervous cells.

Luvox Information:

Luvox is regularly prescribed for obsessive-compulsive disorders, major depression, schizophrenia, and panic disorder. Specialists also consider Luvox a great help in the treatment of eating disorders and food management in general - obesity and bulimia here included.

The administration of the medication requires a single morning dosage of 50 mg. However, periodical Luvox increments could be performed so as to achieve the desired results in semi-responsive patients. Generally, a 50 mg increase every four to ten days should be enough time to adjust dosage upwards. Only a doctor can adjust your prescription dosing schedule. Luvox maximum dosage cannot be higher than 300 mg per day, and should divided into several daily doses. Luvox is administered differently according to the disorder specificity, the severity of the condition, the patient response, and the age of the patient as well.

What drugs is Luvox likely to interact with?

* Luvox must not be used in combination with certain antidepressants since the association may lead to confusion, high blood pressure and tremor.
* There are cases when Luvox interferes with the proper elimination of certain medications that need to be excreted from the body.
* We should also mention here that it is possible that the level of some drugs be increased in the blood if combined with Luvox.
* In order to avoid any detrimental or dangerous medicine combinations, you should always inform the doctor on any other drugs you may be using, prior to Luvox administration.

Luvox side effects

Most of the unwanted reactions associated with Luvox affect the nervous system. Here we include increased nervousness, anxiety, sleeping disorders, and sexual dysfunctions. These symptoms may be accompanied by drowsiness, diarrhea, dry mouth, nausea, and lack of appetite.

At the end of the Luvox treatment it is not uncommon to experience some form of withdrawal symptoms that generally include tiredness, dizziness, irritability, and bad moods.
Such withdrawal symptoms do not necessarily depend on the length of the treatment as such, since reported cases have appeared after five, twelve, or even thirty weeks of ceasing the usage of Luvox.

Therefore, it is extremely important that even after completing a Luvox treatment you should still remain under medical observation and therapeutic care to make sure you know how to cope with the various unexpected situations that may appear.

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