Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's belongs to a group of medications called benzodiazepine primarily used to treat epilepsy (fits) and anxiety disorder. Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's contains lorazepam, which works by increasing levels of the chemical mediator that calms brain cells (neurons), known as gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), this helps relieve anxiety, stops seizures attacks (fits) and relaxes tense muscles. Additionally, Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's may be prescribed as short-term therapy for sleeping difficulties due to anxiety. It may also be used as a sedative prior to surgery.

FAQs

How does Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's work?

Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's works by increasing levels of the chemical mediator which calms brain cells (neurons), known as gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), thus helps relieve anxiety.

Is Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's safe for elderly?

Elderly patients are more likely to have confusion and sleepiness or age-related health issues, which may require caution and an adjustment in the dose. Consult your doctor if you have any concerns.

Is Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's habit forming?

Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's is a habit-forming drug. It is not likely to be addictive if you take it for 2-4 weeks. Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's may be habit-forming if you previously had problems with drugs or alcohol. Therefore, notify your doctor if you had problems with recreational drugs or alcohol.

What will happen if Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's is stopped suddenly?

Do not stop taking Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's until instructed by your doctor. Stopping Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's suddenly may cause side effects like confusion, depression, nervousness, sweating and diarrhoea.

What will happen if I accidently take double dose of Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's?

If you have taken a double dose or overdosed on Lorazstar-1 Mouth Dissolving Tablet 10's, you need immediate medical help. Call your doctor or go to the nearest hospital or clinic.