Xbaren 300 Tablet 10

Xbaren 300 Tablet SR is used to treat and prevent epilepsy (seizures). It cannot, however, cure epilepsy and will only function to prevent seizures for as long as you take the medicine. Xbaren 300 Tablet SR can be taken on its own or in conjunction with other medicine. Your doctor will decide on the dose and how often you should take it so that you get the proper amount to control your symptoms. It could be progressively raised. This prescription can be taken with or without meals, but it should be taken at the same time each day to obtain the most benefit. Working normally takes a number of weeks. Even if you feel fine, it is critical to take this drug on a daily basis and for the full duration recommended. Missing doses can cause seizures, and stopping can make your condition worse. It should never be abruptly discontinued. Nausea, vomiting, dizziness, tiredness, or drowsiness, and unsteadiness are the most prevalent side effects of Xbaren 300 Tablet SR. The majority of these aren't life-threatening. Continue to take the medicine, but consult your doctor if any of the adverse effects annoy you or do not subside. However, if you detect a rash or redness on your skin, contact your doctor right once. Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a life-threatening skin disorder, could occur. Long-term usage of Xbaren 300 Tablet SR can lead to osteoporosis (low bone mass) and an increased risk of breaking a bone. Suicidal thoughts and behaviours have been linked to anticonvulsants like this one. Inform your doctor if your mood turns depressed. It's possible that the Xbaren 300 Tablet SR isn't for everyone. If you have ever had heart issues, renal or liver disease, difficulty urinating, depression, or suicidal thoughts, notify your doctor before using it. Many other medicines may interact with it, and some should not be used simultaneously, so tell your doctor about all the medicine you're taking. If you are pregnant, see your doctor before starting or stopping Xbaren 300 Tablet SR. Alcohol use should be avoided because it can exacerbate some of the side effects and increase your chance of seizures. It's possible that you'll need frequent blood tests to ensure that you're getting the proper dose both before you start and while you're on it.