Feliz S 10mg Tablet

Using a Feliz S 10 mg tablet during pregnancy should not be taken. Avoid taking this medicine if you are pregnant unless your doctor advises you. There are reported cases of complications in newborn infants and cases of neonatal (infants) damage in case of consumption of antidepressants.

The principal component of Feliz S 10 mg tablet might be excreted in breast milk in lactating mothers. There might be potentially consequential adverse reactions in the infants from the medication. Your doctor will decide whether you should discontinue nursing or discontinue the medicine, given the importance of the Feliz S 10 mg Tablet to the feeding mother.

It is advisable to avoid driving or undertake any activity that requires attention immediately after consuming a Feliz S 10 mg Tablet. It might make you feel dizzy, unsteady, or you may have trouble keeping your balance.

Avoid alcohol when taking Feliz S 10 mg tablets is better to prevent excessive sedation or dizziness.

Yes, Feliz S 10 mg is a prescription medicine. No one else should consume it. Ask your doctor or pharmacist questions about refilling the prescription. Take the prescription with you every time you visit a doctor or get admitted to the hospital.

Feliz S 10 mg tablets may cause dizziness, and it may affect your ability to make decisions, think and react. You should not drive, operate any heavy machinery, or undertake other activities until you know how Feliz S 10 mg tablet will affect you. Avoid drinking alcohol while consuming Feliz S 10 mg tablet.

Take Feliz S 10 mg tablets as prescribed. Consume Feliz S 10 mg with food or without it. Do not take more or less than prescribed.