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Description
Product Description
This medication is an antidepressant that may be used if previous medications failed to show beneficial outcomes. Tranylcypromine, the main component in this medication, is a monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor that helps lessen feelings of depression, sleep issues, weight fluctuations, and a desire to be separated from everyone and everything.
Parnate vs Nardil
- Both Parnate and Nardil operate by boosting levels of certain natural chemicals in the brain that regulate mood and aid in the maintenance of mental equilibrium. However, compared to Nardil, this medication is more likely to cause hypertension in combination with tyramine or adrenergic medication
Parnate Dosage
- The recommended daily intake is 30 mg (in divided doses).
- If patients do not respond well, raise dosage by 10 mg daily every 1 to 3 weeks, up to a maximum of 30 mg twice daily (60 mg per day).
- In individuals at risk of hypotension, dosage increases should be given more gradually.
Direction
- Regular blood pressure checks are necessary.
- You may need to discontinue the use of this medication for a brief period before any form of surgery or medical treatment. Inform any doctor that you are taking this medication.
- You may not feel the full effects of this medication until after a few weeks. Your doctor will decide the length of treatment with this medication.
- If you stop using this medication abruptly, you may have unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Inquire with your doctor about how to discontinue this medication safely.
Parnate Side Effects
The following are possible side effects of using this medication:
- stomach ache
- drowsiness
- fatigue or exhaustion, ecstasy or anxiety
- insomnia
- nightmares
- arid mouth
- skin that is more sun-sensitive
- weight or appetite changes
Caution
- When they first start taking an antidepressant, some young individuals develop suicidal thoughts. Watch out for changes in mood or symptoms. Whenever your symptoms change or worsen, tell your doctor.
- There are several additional medicines, foods, and drinks that, when combined with Parnate, might cause major medical complications. Inform your doctor about all existing, new, or discontinued medications. Avoid consuming alcohol and learn about foods to avoid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Parnate Diet?
- It is possible that you need to alter your diet, medications, or dose while using this medication.
- Avoid foods rich in tyramine.
- At one meal, limit the amount of tryptophan-rich foods consumption
- Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages
- Consult your doctor for an appropriate diet guide.
What are the long-term side effects of Parnate?
- Long-term adverse effects may include: longer than normal time to ejaculate sperm; loss of bladder control; loss of consciousness; lower back or side discomfort; muscle twitching; and nausea.
Is Parnate Social Anxiety treatment a good option?
- Yes, there were testimonies of increased sociability after getting an effective dose of Parnate mostly due to lifting of depression. It is often used to treat depression but is also used to social anxiety disorder off-label.
