Etizolam Tablets (Etilaam)
Etizolam Tablets
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Etilaam (Etizolam) is used as a treatment for neurological
conditions such as anxiety and sleep disorders. It is currently
available as 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1mg and 1 mg mouth dissolving
tablets.
Etilaam Tablets
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Etilaam Tablets are manufactured by Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
(Website: www.intaspharma.com)
EtizolamTablets Brand Names
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Etizolam tablets are available as Etilaam, Capsafe, Etizola,
Pasaden, Sylkam and Sedekopan
Active Ingredient
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The active ingredient contained in Etilaam tablets is Etizolam.
Each Etilaam tablet contains 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg or 1 mg of
Etizolam.
Chemical Structure
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The structure of Etizolam is given below:
Uses of Etizolam Tablets
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Etizolam Tablets (Etilaam) possesses amnesic, anxiolytic,
anticonvulsant, hypnotic, sedative and skeletal muscle relaxant
properties. It is used as a treatment for neurological conditions
such as anxiety and sleep disorders.
Storage Instructions
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Etizolam Tablets (Etilaam) have to be stored at controlled room
temperature i.e. from 20C to 25C (68F to 77F) with excursions
permitted between 15 to 30C (59 to 86F). Keep this as well as all
other medicines away from children and pets.
Warnings
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Etizolam can increase the risk of drowsiness, ataxia (problems
with movement, balance and speech) and disturbances of
consciousness if taken with neuroleptics,antidepressants,
antihistamines, analgesics, antiepileptics or other similar
prescribed medications.Avoid mixing with alcohol.Do not drive or
operate machinery. Be aware that tolerance and dependency can
develop quickly.Avoid using this medicine if you have any history
of benzodiazepine addiction.
Etizolam Dosage
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Anxiety disorders associated with depression: 1 mg two to three
times a day (maximum 3 mg per day)
For panic disorder (associated with agoraphobia): 0.5 mg two
times per day (maximum 1 mg per day)
For insomnia: 1 mg to 2 mg once daily before bedtime
The dosage of Etilaam tablets (Etizolam) is given below:
A 1 mg dose of Etizolam is approximately equivalent to a 10 mg
dose of Diazepam (Valium) or a 1 mg dose of Alprazolam (Xanax)
Etilaam Tablets
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Contraindications
Etilaam is contraindicated in patients with a hypersensitivity
to Etizolam or any other component of this medication. Etilaam is
contraindicated in patients with severely impaired hepatic
function. Also contraindicated in patients with increased eye
pressure, coma, sleep disorder, porphyria and severe lung
disease.Etilaam is contraindicated during pregnancy or
breastfeeding.
Side Effects
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Etizolam side effects can include Decrease in energy, Decreased
heart rate, Impaired coordination, Sleepiness, Respiratory
depression, Blurred vision, Yawning, Constricted pupils, Decreased
appetite, Nausea and vomiting, Muscle relaxation, Dry mouth,
Headache, Involuntary eye closure and rebound insomnia (prolonged
use).
Etizolam Overdose
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A person who has overdosed can appear extremely drunk, with
slurred speech, blurry vision and a stumbling gait. He may be
unable to give basic information about himself, such as his name,
the date or his location. Other signs of a potential Etizolam
Tablets (Etilaam) overdose include:Slow breathing, Slow heart rate,
Staggering or stumbling, falling down, Double vision, Confused
speech, Amnesia and Vomiting.
Etizolam Overdose
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While most users act sleepy or sluggish after taking
benzodiazepines like Etilaam, others display symptoms like
aggression, anxiety or violence. In severe cases, an overdose can
lead to unconsciousness, coma and death.An Etizolam overdose should
be treated as a medical emergency.
Etizolam During Pregnancy
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Etizolam is not authorized by the FDA for medical use in the
U.S. . Etizolam is contrindicated during pregnancy and
breastfeeding.
Etilaam Tablets
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Clearsky Pharmacy
Etilaam (Etizolam tablets) by Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd.,
India.
