Trapex 1Mg Strip Of 10 Tablets

It is pregnancy category D medicine. This medicine should not be taken during the first and third trimesters. There are cases with cleft palate and cleft lip in females under lorazepam treatment during pregnancy. Few newborns also showed withdrawal symptoms. Hence, if this medicine is used during pregnancy, it has to be used with caution and only if the benefits outweigh the risk.

Lorazepam is found in mother's milk but in lower quantities. Studies show that it does not cause adverse reactions in breastfed babies with the standard dose given to mothers; lorazepam seems to be safer than other psychotropic medications used in lactating women.

You should not drive if you have taken a Trapex Tablet because this medicine induces dizziness, drowsiness, and sleep on consumption. This can increase the tendency of accidents post-consumption.

One should not consume alcohol with Trapex Tablet. In fact, this medicine is contraindicated in alcohol addicts. Overdoses related to alcohol and lorazepam have a higher fatality risk, including death.

Trapex Tablet contains Lorazepam, which immediately reaches its peak in blood within 2 hours when swallowed orally.

Yes. It is relatively safe to take a Trapex Tablet for a diabetic. But still, one should follow a regime of nutritious, healthy diet and exercise regularly.

Lorazepam is a Schedule IV drug, and patients may develop dependence and tolerance with long-term use. Hence, using the lowest possible effective dose for the shortest period is recommended. To avoid withdrawal symptoms like dizziness, headache doctors recommend tapering the dose slowly before stopping the medicine completely.