Bromazepam lexotan 6mg 30 tabs

Bromazepam brand-name drug is also known as lexomil, bromalex. This is a benzodiazepine sedative with anti-anxiety and sleep-inducing effects. Therefore, before using the drug, there are some notes that users should understand.

The active ingredient of the drug is Bromazepam, which is classified as a benzodiazepine tranquilizer. Bromazepam medicine is made in the form of tablets with the content of Bromazepam 1.5mg, Bromazepam 3mg, Bromazepam 6mg.
1.1 Indications for the use of Bromazepam: Bromazepam is indicated for the treatment of patients with emotional disturbances (feeling anxious, nervous, mood disorders with anxiety – manifestations of depression, prone to depression, and being prone to depression). agitation, insomnia); Manifestations of anxiety and nervous tension (dysfunction of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, dysfunction of the digestive system in the body, dysfunction of the urinary system, mental disorders) other entities).
There are some cases where Bromazepam has been prescribed to treat anxiety and stress related to chronic medical conditions. In addition, the drug is also used as a psychotherapy to support psychosomatic neuropathy.
1.2 Contraindications to the use of Bromazepam Bromazepam is not indicated for the treatment of patients who are hypersensitive to benzodiazepines or who are alcoholics or are suspected of alcohol dependence or dependence on drugs. In case, patients using Bromazepam to treat addiction should be very closely monitored.
1.3 Bromazepam Dosage and Administration The usual dose for outpatients is Bromazepam 1.5mg to 3mg but not to exceed 3 times/day.
In case the patient has to be hospitalized for treatment, use Bromazepam 6mg to 12mg, 2-3 times a day.
The above instructions are only general, patients should be prescribed by a doctor with the dose and frequency of taking the drug to best suit their health condition.
Outpatients should start with a low dose and gradually increase it until the optimal dose is achieved.
Patients need to monitor their health, if their symptoms improve, they should try to stop taking the drug a few weeks later. The gradual discontinuation of the drug in this way will prevent the patient from becoming dependent on Bromazepam. If the patient has been taking the drug for a long time, it should be stopped gradually.
Using Bromazepam in Pediatrics, the dose must be adjusted according to the weight of the child. For patients with advanced age and weak health should use a lower dose.