Obsessive compulsive disorder, suicidal thoughts, depression and other mental disorders could be cured by taking help of psychotropic drug Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride]. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] can be consumed in form of tablets or oral suspension and should be only taken on doctor’s advice.
Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] is essentially an antidepressant that works by controlling all the activities of our central nervous system by inhibiting the secretion of serotonin uptake in all the human platelets. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] oral syrups as well as tablets are readily absorbed by our body and takes about 21 hours to completely flush out from the body. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] users should have a detailed discussion with their doctors about different treatment choices, benefits and risks which the patient will experience when they are taking this drug to treat mental disorders.
Patients taking Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] should remember that they could experience mood swings, notice sudden change in their behavior and get more suicidal thoughts during the initial course of treatment. Bipolar patients taking Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] will notice most changes and therefore require constant monitoring when they start with this medicine or whether modifications are made in the doses. Patients should regularly consult their doctors when taking Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] and should inform them if they notice any change in their behavior, thoughts and feelings.
Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] users may feel better after couple of weeks of starting this drug but should not stop taking this antidepressant abruptly without consulting their doctors. Also to gain maximum advantage take Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] same time every day. Don’t take two doses of medicine at the same time even if you miss a dose. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] is a drug for mental disorder and has been approved by FDA.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] dosages are prescribed keeping in mind patient’s age and also their problem. Doctors will prescribe Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] keeping in mind patients medical history. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] can make the person feel sleepy or could even make them wakeful and hence patient taking this antidepressant should not become a part of any high alertness activity after taking this drug. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] should be taken with food to avoid nausea. Prolonged use of Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] is to be avoided as it is a habit forming drug. Take recommended dose of Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] as both high as well as low doses can cause negative side effects.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] users rarely experience serious side effects when taking this anti depressant. Some of the common side effects seen by the patients include extreme weakness, dry itchy skin, wakefulness or drowsiness, severe headache, tiredness and constant yawning. In few cases during initial days patients may also experience restlessness, tremors, tingling and numbness, severe mood swings, blurred vision and even change in sexual activity. In very rare cases Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] users may faint, experience easy bruising and bleeding, irregular heart beat, blood in stool. Doctors should be called immediately if the patient experience sudden high fever, excessive diarrhea and vomiting or starts hallucinating.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] patients should talk to their doctor and inform them about all herbal and other medicine that they are taking before starting with the treatment. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] can have negative interaction with following medicines:
• Avoid using any MAO inhibitors for at least 2 weeks after taking Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride]
• Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] can prove fatal if taken with sibutramine, thioridazine and pimozide, diuretics, NSAID and anti depressants
• Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] could interact negatively with antihistamines, anti seizure drugs, sleep and anxiety medicine and narcotic pain relievers

In case of overdose, call your local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. If the victim has collapsed or is not breathing, call local emergency services at 911.

Symptoms of overdose may include:

drowsiness
coma
upset stomach
tremor
rapid pounding or irregular heartbeat
confusion
vomiting
dizziness
seizures
fainting
blurred vision
yellowing of the skin and eyes
seeing things or hearing voices that do not exist (hallucinating)
difficulty urinating

Keep all appointments with your doctor and the laboratory. Your doctor will order certain lab tests to check your response to paroxetine.

Do not let anyone else take your medication. Ask your pharmacist any questions you have about refilling your prescription

If you take paroxetine once a day in the morning, take the missed dose as soon as you remember it. However, if it is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and continue your regular dosing schedule. If you take paroxetine once a day at bedtime and do not remember to take it until the next morning, skip the missed dose. Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] belong to the category of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor which can be used for treating different mental disorders like depression, panic attacks, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, anxiety disorder and all its associated symptoms

Paroxetine is also used occasionally to treat headaches, diabetic leg pain, and premature ejaculation. Talk to your doctor about the possible risks of using this drug for your condition. This medication may be prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] has to be kept at room temperature (15-30 degree Celsius) away from light and moisture. Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] should be stored so that they are out of reach of pets and small children. Don’t store this medication in bathroom and never flush unused medicine down your toilet.

Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] patients should keep following precautions in mind before starting with this drug:
• Don’t take this medicine if you are allergic to paroxetine or any of its component
• Doctors should be informed if your family or any near one suffers from bipolar disease, kidney or liver disorder, glaucoma, dehydration, use diuretic or have intestine or stomach ulcers
• As this drug can make you drowsy don’t drive or operate machinery after taking this medicine
• Paxil [paroxetine hydrochloride] has to be avoided by pregnant women and feeding mothers