ENDEP 2 Generic

Do not take Endep if the signs of emballants shows to grope or tablets do not seem completely to be reason.
If you are not sure if you should begin taking this medicine, speaking to your doctor.
Before you begin taking it
Said to your doctor if you are allergic in other medicines, food, colouring agents or agents of conservation. Say to your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.
There were reports of some babies knowing complications immediately after delivery. Your doctor will discuss possible risks and advantages to take Endep during the pregnancy.
Say to your doctor if you have, or had, other medical conditions, especially the following thing:
* heart or problems of blood vessel
* problems of liver
* the glaucoma, a condition characterised by a pressure augmented in the eye
* urinary problems such as difficulty by crossing the urine
* problems of thyroid
* seizures or crises
* any mental illness other than depression, for example schizophrenia.
Say to your doctor if you plan to suffer a type of surgery or if you suffer electroshock therapy.
If you did not say to your doctor of whatever about aforesaid, say lui/son before you begin taking Endep.
Appraise other medicines
Do not take Endep if you take:
* cisapride (Prepulsid), a medicine had habit to treat the low tide of stomach
* any monoamine oxidase the inhibitor (MAOI) such as:
- phenelzine (Nardil) and tranylcypromine (Parnate), moclobemide (eg. Aurorix, Arima), used to treat depression
- selegiline (Eldepryl, Selgene), used to treat symptoms of Illness of Parkinson.
Wait at least 14 days having stopped your MAOI before beginning Endep. Say to your doctor if you take
other medicines, by including whoever that you buy without a prescript of a chemist's shop, a supermarket or a shop of natural food.
Some medicines can be affected by Endep or can affect how well Endep works. These include:
* the inhibitors of reconsommation serotonin selective (SSRIs), a group of medicines had habit to treat depression and of other one mental
diseases, such as fluoxetine (eg. Prozac, Lovan), sertraline (eg. Zoloft) and paroxetine (eg. Aropax, Paxtine)
* some medicines had habit to treat hypertension
* anticholinergics, found in some medicines had habit to relieve stomach cramps; illness of trip; cold of hays and allergies; coughs and colds
* medicines had habit to treat of mental disturbances such as schizophrenia
* quinidine (Kinidin) and flecainide (Tambocor, Flecatab), medicines had habit to control a beaten irregular heart
* cimetidine (eg. Tagamet, Magicul), a medicine had habit to treat the low tide and the ulcer
* sleeping tablets / sedatives, medicines of anticoncern
* medicines for the épilepsie
* medicines of thyroid
* disulfiram (eg. Antabuse), a medicine had habit to dissuade the alcohol consumption
* tramadol (eg. Tramal), a medicine had habit to relieve pain.
Your doctor can say to you that to make if you take what of these medicines.
If you are not sure if you take what of these medicines, collate your doctor or chemist.
Your doctor and chemist have more information on medicines to pay attention in or to avoid by taking Endep.
How to take Endep
Follow all directions given to you by your doctor and chemist carefully.
They can differ from information contained in this booklet.
If you do not understand instructions on the packet, ask your doctor or chemist.
How much to take
The dose varies from the person to the person. Your doctor will decide on the good dose for you.
Depression
Endep is usually begun in a low dose and then, at the need, augmented according to how your symptoms improve and how well you tolerate him. For depression, the dose of ordinary departure is 75 mgs in 150 mgs a day in the divided doses.
For people being treated in the hospital for their depression, the dose of ordinary departure is 100 mgs in 200 mgs a day.
For the old persons, the lower doses are recommended, as Endep cannot be tolerated well in this age group. Your doctor can reduce your dose then to 50 mgs in 100 mgs a day when your depressive symptoms have mproved, according to your answer to Endep.