Azo-S

Azo-S 0.5mg/25mg Tablet may be used to manage depression and anxiety symptoms. Take it only as recommended by your doctor.

Yes, Azo-S 0.5mg/25mg Tablet can cause physical dependence and may lead to misuse or addiction, particularly with prolonged use or higher doses. Take it only as prescribed, do not increase the dose yourself, and attend follow-up appointments with your doctor.

No. Do not stop taking it suddenly without medical advice. Stopping alprazolam suddenly can cause withdrawal symptoms, which may include severe anxiety, sleep problems, and seizures. Stopping sertraline suddenly can also cause withdrawal symptoms. Your doctor will advise how to reduce the dose gradually if treatment needs to end.

Tell your doctor about all medicines you take. Sleeping pills, sedatives, opioid pain medicines, and other medicines that cause drowsiness can increase the sedative effects of alprazolam. Some combinations may cause dangerously slow breathing. Do not combine these medicines unless your doctor has specifically assessed the risks.

Azo-S 0.5mg/25mg Tablet may increase the risk of bleeding, particularly when taken with medicines such as aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, warfarin, or other blood thinners. Inform your doctor before using these medicines and seek medical advice if you notice unusual bruising or bleeding.

Yes. Azo-S 0.5mg/25mg Tablet may cause reduced sexual desire, delayed ejaculation, or difficulty reaching orgasm. Tell your doctor if these effects persist or affect your quality of life. Do not stop treatment on your own.

Contact your doctor promptly if you develop worsening depression, unusual agitation, aggression, or major changes in sleep or behaviour. If you have thoughts of harming yourself or ending your life, or feel you may act on them, seek emergency medical help immediately.