Largactil 25mg Tablet

The safety of Largactil tablets during pregnancy is not established completely. The medicine should not be given to pregnant women except when essential. The benefits must outweigh possible hazards in such a case. There are reported cases of jaundice, hyperreflexia, and other complications in newborn infants whose mothers consumed antipsychotic medicines. Consult your doctor before taking the medication if you are pregnant.

There is evidence that the principal component of Largactil tablet chlorpromazine might be excreted in the breast milk of lactating mothers. There might be potentially severe and adverse reactions in the infants from the medication. Your doctor will decide whether you should discontinue nursing or discontinue the medicine, considering the importance of the medicine to the feeding mother.

It is advised to avoid driving or undertake any activity that requires attention immediately after consuming a Largactil tablet as it might make you dizzy, feel unsteady, or have trouble keeping your balance.

Largactil tablets should not be used in unconscious states or when large amounts of the central nervous system depressants like narcotics or alcohol.

Yes, Largactil is a prescription medicine. Your medication should not be consumed by anyone else. Ask your doctor or pharmacist any questions that you might have about the prescription. You need to keep a written list of all prescription medications. You must take medicine with you every time you visit a doctor or when you get admitted to the hospital. It is vital information that must be carried in case of emergencies.

Largactil 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 dangerous activities until you know how Largactil tablets will affect you. You should not drink alcohol while using Largactil.

Take Largactil exactly as prescribed. The tablet can be consumed with food or without it. If you take too much Largactil tablet, call your healthcare provider or get emergency treatment.