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Lexapro (Escitalopram)
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Commercial Name: Lexapro
Active Ingredient: Escitalopram
Utilization: Used for treating depression and generalized anxiety disorder
Available Dosages: 5mg, 10mg and 20mg
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Lexapro (Escitalopram)
The pills of Lexapro
come in the round shape of white, yellow or purple colors depending on the
dosage and the manufacturer. The usual dosages for one tablet, which contains
escitalopram, are 10 and 20 mg. This medicine is an antidepressant from the
group of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. The active ingredient is
escitalopram.
Pharmacological use
Lexapro (Escitalopram)
is an antidepressant. It is considered that this drug has a positive effect on
the connection between nerve cells in the central nervous system and restores
the chemical balance in the brain. This medication is indicated for depression
and panic disorders. Some patients with panic disorder may experience increased
anxiety at the beginning of Lexapro treatment, which usually disappears within
the next two weeks of treatment.
The leaflet provided
with the packing offers basic information on how to use this medicine. Before
use, it is better to discuss the dosage with your physician and make sure to
follow his exact prescriptions.
This medicine has a set
of side effects for health if used any differently from doctor's orders. Side
effects can be various, for example:
- drowsiness,
fatigue;
- insomnia;
- mild nausea, gas,
heartburn, upset stomach, constipation;
- excessive sweating;
- change or decrease in
sexual desire and ability;
- auditory or visual
hallucinations.
Clinical experience
with the use of Lexapro indicates a possible increase in the risk of suicide
attempts in the first weeks of therapy, and therefore it is very important to
carefully monitor patients during this period.
This is not a complete
list of adverse reactions, and you should report to your doctor immediately
about any unpleasant symptoms that persist.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josette Davignon
Last updated: 5.06.2023
