Tips For Using Ativan

The following thing to know about Ativan is tips for using it. Every day at set times, or on a "PRN" basis, Ativan can be taken. The maximum amount of dosages you should take in a day will often be prescribed by your healthcare professional. Liquid Ativan should be measured with an oral syringe or dosage spoon, both of which are available from your pharmacist.

• Both with and without meals are acceptable. When used to treat anxiety, it is possible to administer two doses, the largest being administered right before nigh
• Precisely as prescribed by your doctor. Do not alter the dosage without consulting your doctor first. Don't stop taking Ativan abruptly if you've been taking it for a while since withdrawal symptoms (such as impaired vision, sleeplessness, sweating, and, very occasionally, seizures) could occur. On how to gradually reduce the dose, your doctor will provide you advice. Keep away from any possible drug users.
• Taking Ativan may make you drowsy and impair your ability to drive or handle other difficult jobs. If Ativan has this impact on you, avoid engaging in these activities.
• When using Ativan, avoid consuming alcohol as it may intensify the sedative and respiratory depression adverse effects.
• Your risk of falling may increase if you take Ativan since it can make you feel lightheaded. After lying down, take caution when getting up or sitting down.
• Consult your doctor if you believe you have developed an Ativan dependence or addiction.
• Without first confirming that they are compatible with Ativan with your pharmacist or doctor, do not take any additional drugs, including those purchased over-the-counter.