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Aurorix (Moclobemide) -150mg (30 Tablets) (Turkish)

Aurorix (Moclobemide) -150mg (30 Tablets) (Turkish)

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Aurorix 150mg

One of the medicines classified as an antidepressant is Aurorix (Moclobemide). It can be prescribed by itself or combined with other medications. It usually offers benefits if it will work for someone within the first week. This is why it is often prescribed for patients that need some immediate relief or that have severe mental health concerns.

What is Aurorix Used for?

The use of Aurorix helps to balance the chemicals that that the brain produces including serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine. It is often prescribed for those with depression or social phobias. This is a type of antidepressant that many like because it doesn’t reduce their alertness and it often helps people to sleep better.

Aurorix Dosage & Administration

Aurorix is offered in two doses, 150 mg and 300 mg. The 150 mg tablets are a light yellow color. Typically, the doctor will prescribe the lowest dose to see how a person responds. After a couple of weeks of use, the decision may be made to increase it. Never take more than the doctor recommends and never stop taking it without the approval of your doctor. Take this medicine daily, even when you are feeling better. It won’t cure mental health concerns but it can help a person to have a better quality of life in spite of them.

Take Aurorix once per day after a meal. This medicine is only approved for adults to use. There isn’t sufficient data to determine if it would be helpful for children or not.

Aurorix Side Effects & Precautions

A common element of various antidepressants, including Aurorix, is that mental health issues can get worse when the medicine is first started. It is important to keep in touch with medical professionals and therapists. Any thoughts of suicide should be immediately reported. To help reduce the risk of hypersensitivity, avoid foods that are high in Tyramine.

The risk of taking Aurorix during pregnancy isn’t known. If you are trying to become pregnant or you are pregnant, discuss it with your doctor. It is possible that the benefits for you from such a medicine will be deemed higher than any potential risks. Women aren’t recommended to nurse a baby if they are taking this medicine due to the risk of it passing through the milk.

Some common side effects that may be experienced early on with the use of this medicine. Generally, people find it isn’t a medicine that they have too much trouble with. You may experience:

  • Dry Mouth
  • Headaches
  • Nausea

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