Sulpitac 400mg Strip Of 10 Tablets

• As per CDSCO, Sulpitac tablet is used to treat acute and chronic schizophrenic disorders, in which both positive and negative symptoms are prominent. It is also effective on those with predominantly negative symptoms

• If you are allergic to the amisulpride component of Sulpitac tablets.
• If you are already on other antipsychotic medications.
• If you are taking Levodopa to treat Parkinson's disease (psychotic condition).
• If you have a tumour in your adrenal gland (a condition called pheochromocytoma), or if you have been diagnosed with a prolactin-dependent tumour.
• If you’ve a family history of breast cancer or are diagnosed with breast cancer. Sulpitac tablets can increase prolactin (hormone) levels in the body.

• Indigestion
• Blurred vision
• Constipation
• Tremors
• Dizziness
• Tremors
• Drowsiness

Other General Warnings

• You have any history of mild liver or kidney condition.
• You’ve a bleeding disorder or are on a blood thinner medication.
• You are using any medications like pain relievers that cause sedation or tranquillisation.
• You are diagnosed with a seizure disorder and are on anti-epileptic medications.
• You have a heart condition or had a stroke.
• You have any suicidal or self-harming thoughts and sudden mood changes.
• You use herbal or ayurvedic medicines or supplements.
• You’re an older adult over the age of 65.
• You have diabetes. Try to monitor your blood glucose levels, as this medicine can cause fluctuations in blood glucose levels.

• Try to take Sulpitac tablets precisely as prescribed by the doctor.
• Try not to surpass the dosage of Sulpitac tablets, even if you cannot notice its effects.
• Take this medicine without trying to break or chew it.
• Do not use it with other medications without notifying your doctor.
• Do not take this medicine if its packaging has been already opened.
• Don’t stop using this medication abruptly, as it can cause adverse effects from withdrawal.

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Interactions with other medicines

• It is not recommended to take Sulpitac tablets with Levodopa tablets used for Parkinson's disease, as they have exactly opposite effects.
• Be cautious with the dosage if you use other sedatives, heart medicines, antimalarial medicines, antihistamines, etc. They can interact with Sulpitac tablets and cause increased drowsiness.
• It is better not to take Sulpitac tablets if you use medicines like diuretics and laxatives that lower blood potassium levels; Sulpitac tablets can further lower potassium levels and cause adverse effects.
• It is not recommended to take Sulpitac tablets if you use medicines that lower heart rate.
• It is not recommended to take Sulpitac tablets if you are already using other antipsychotic, antidepressant, or anti-seizure medications; using Sulpitac tablets with these can cause severe adverse effects.

Interactions with food items

• Try to eat simple food while using Sulpitac tablets. It is best to avoid spicy food.