LOSED 1MG STRIP OF 10 TABLETS

• This medicine is used in the treatment of the following:
• Anxiety
• Social anxiety disorder (a condition where the person is not comfortable in settings of new people and surroundings)
• Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), a condition where a person takes the tension of everyday activities

• Losed 1mg Tab is contraindicated in the following cases:
• If you have a known hypersensitive reaction to the ingredients of Losed 1mg Tab
• If you have any history of heart situation like arrhythmia, coronary artery disease, etc.
• If you are currently taking other antidepressant medications
• If you have been diagnosed with an adrenal gland tumour known as pheochromocytoma
• If you were diagnosed with a condition called narrow-angle glaucoma (it is an eye condition that causes raised tension inside the eye)
• If you have an aneurysm or any blood vessel disorder
• If you have any urinary retention issues

• Some of the common side effects of Losed 1mg Tab are as follows:
• Nausea
• Diarrhoea
• Vomiting
• Sweating
• Inability to maintain a balance
• Dryness in the mouth (Xerostomia)
• Sleepiness

Other General Warnings

• Your symptoms do not subside even after some time.
• You are taking any other form of medicine- homoeopathy, herbal or herbal.
• You are a chronic alcohol user.
• You are trying to conceive.
• You are suffering from heart, kidney or liver diseases.
• You are breastfeeding an infant.
• You have an allergy to any of the ingredients in the Losed 1mg Tab.
• You need mental focus like driving a car, operating any heavy machinery, etc.

• Swallow the tablet as a whole with water; do not chew, bite or crush it.
• Do not skip or stop this medicine, even if you start feeling better after some time. Doing this can make the symptoms increase more.
• Never take Losed 1mg tab without consulting a doctor.
• Take Losed 1mg Tab at the same time every day to get the maximum potential of it.
• Take it with or without food, preferably after food.

Overdose

Missed a Dose

Interactions with other medicines

• Medicines used to treat a type of cancer like Degarelix; interaction between the two medicines can cause adverse reactions like vomiting, convulsions, etc.
• Antiretroviral medicines like ritonavir can cause a decrease in the efficiency of both medicines.
• Anti-tubercular medicine like isoniazid is shown to cause an elevation in sedation leading to uneasiness.
• Medicines for the heart like verapamil; interactions between these medicines can cause an abrupt heart rate; in some cases, the heart can even stop leading to a heart attack, which can be fatal.
• Interactions with antibiotics like erythromycin can cause abnormal body temperature.

Interactions with food items

• Monitor your caffeine intake as Losed 1mg Tab produces a calming effect on the central nervous system. In contrast, caffeine is a stimulus of the brain. Both can be counteracting to each other, thereby causing a loss of efficacy.