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Xanax, which is also known as Alprazolam, is a useful benzodiazepine. It is recommended by the physicians to alleviate anxiety and anxiety disorders caused by depression. At the same time, it is used to relieve panic disorders with or without fear of situations and places that may cause helplessness, embarrassment (agoraphobia), or panic. You should always buy Xanax after getting the approval of a doctor. It is risky to purchase this medicine outside the U.S. Keep in mind that the sale and distribution of medications outside America does not abide by the safe-use regulations of US Food and Drug Administration. These drugs may contain unsafe ingredients, or might not be sold by a licensed pharmacy.

Warnings

To ensure the effective and safe use of Xanax, people must inform their physician about alcohol consumption and any medicines they are presently taking, including over-the-counter drugs. Generally, you should not drink alcohol while taking Xanax. Doctors don’t prescribe this medication during pregnancy. If you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, you must inform this to your medical practitioner. Moreover, if you are breastfeeding, tell your medic about this.

Until an individual experiences how alprazolam affects them, they should not operate dangerous or heavy machinery, or drive a vehicle. You should not increase the doses on your own. A physician will be the person who would increase or decrease the dosages according to your current psychological condition and overall response to treatment. Even if you use the medicine properly as recommended by a medic, you may still develop physical and emotional dependence. You should not discontinue the doses all of a sudden without consulting with your clinician.

An individual should inform the healthcare expert if they have:

• Addiction to alcohol or drugs
• Suicidal thoughts
• History of depression
• History of overconsumption of alcohol
• Liver disease
• Kidney disease
• Glaucoma
• Breathing problems or asthma

You should not consume Xanax if you:

• are also consuming ketoconazole or itraconazole
• have narrow-angle glaucoma
• are allergic to other benzodiazepines like oxazepam, lorazepam, diazepam, clorazepate, chlordiazepoxide

Precautions

In certain people, the body might handle Xanax in a different way. This includes individuals who have:

• obesity
• are older
• diminished renal function
• diminished hepatic function
• alcoholic liver disease
• drink excessive alcohol

If a woman is pregnant, she should not take this medication. The medicine can possibly harm the foetus. Remember that during the first trimester, the drug increases the danger of congenital abnormalities. Women should avoid consuming Xanax throughout the first trimester of pregnancy. A baby born of a woman who is taking this drug may be at danger of withdrawal symptoms. Respiratory problems have occurred in kids born to women who have been consuming benzodiazepines while pregnant.

Misuse   

People often abuse Xanax for its fast-acting intense relaxation or ‘high’ it can provide. Long-term abuse and addiction to the medication are associated with psychotic experiences, depression, impulsive or aggressive behavior. According to the latest report published by a government organization in the U.S., in 2016, there were more than 1.3 million emergency room visits associated to the non-medical use of prescription medicines. Xanax was actually involved in about 10 percent of those visits. The most common medicine combinations that physicians found in individuals presenting to emergency room were Xanax with alcohol and prescription opiates like hydrocodone and oxycodone.

Uses

Many people take the drug to deal with anxiety disorder. At the same time, the medication provides short-term relief from anxiety symptoms. Tension or anxiety associated with the strain or stress of everyday life generally does not need treatment. Generalized anxiety disorder is described by excessive or unrealistic worry and anxiety about two or even more life circumstances for a duration of six months or longer. Bear in mind that during this phase, an individual has been troubled more days than not by these worries. At least six of the following signs are often found in these people:

Motor Tension, such as:

• feeling easily exhausted or tired
• restlessness
• soreness or aches
• muscle tension
• feeling shaky
• twitching
• trembling

Automatic Hyperactivity, like:

• difficulty in swallowing
• frequent urination
• chills or hot flashes
• diarrhoea
• nausea
• light-headedness
• cold or sweating, clammy hands
• accelerated heart rate or palpitations

Xanax is also prescribed by the medics to deal with panic disorders, with or without agoraphobia. The drug might decrease the number of panic attacks an individual has. Panic disorder is defined as regular panic attack. Panic attack is a comparatively short period of intense discomfort or fear where four or more of these symptoms develop suddenly and attain a peak within ten minutes:

• tingling or numbness sensations
• fear of dying
• worry of losing control
• feelings of unreality or being detached from oneself
• feeling dizzy, lightheaded or unsteady
• abdominal distress or nausea
• chest discomfort or pain
• feeling of choking
• smothering or shortness of breath
• shaking or trembling
• sweating

Side Effects

Adverse effects often happen at the start of therapy and will generally disappear when an individual stop taking the doses. Some of the common side effects of Xanax are incontinence, slurred speech, edema, weight loss or gain, increased or reduced appetite, tremor, rigidity, fear, abnormal dreams, weakness, sweating, upper respiratory infection, tinnitus, menstrual disorders, blurred vision, hypotension, nasal congestion, hyperventilation, chest pain, heart palpitations and rash.

A person needs urgent medical assistance if they experience any of these symptoms, which could be an allergic reaction to Xanax:

• swelling of the tongue, lips or face
• problems while breathing
• hives

Dose

Xanax comes in the form of a tablet, orally disintegrating tablet, extended-release tablet, and concentrated solution. The dose must be taken with mouth as directed by a clinician. The dose will be determined according to the person’s age, how the body responds to treatment, and why an individual is taking it. A medic may slowly increase the dose until the medicine works effectively. For good healing results, the dosages should be taken only as told by a healthcare provider. If an individual has used the medicine regularly for a long period or in high dosages, they can experience withdrawal symptoms if they stop taking the medication suddenly.