SINEQUAN

Sinequan Information

Sinequan is a popular medicine that is more widely known under the name of Doxepin. This product belongs to a popular class of medicines called tricyclic antidepressants that are known to effectively prevent some brain chemicals that sometimes become unbalanced.

Sinequan Indications

Sinequan Warnings

Patients who are suffering from known allergic reactions to Sinequan should not be allowed to start a treatment with this medicine. Before you start using this drug you should inform your personal health care specialist if you are allergic to any foods, preservatives, dyes or other types of substances (this includes other medicines).

At the beginning of your treatment with Sinequan you might experience suicidal thoughts (especially in the case of teenage patients). During your first 3 months of intake of this medicine you will have to see your personal health care provider on a regular basis. Do not miss any of your scheduled appointments with your physician.

Some medical disorders are known to harmfully interact with a treatment with this medicine. These include:

• diabetes (a treatment with Doxepin could lower or raise your blood sugar levels).
• Bipolar Disorder (manic-depressive disorders);

Therefore, patients who are suffering from any of the disorders that have been listed here should not be allowed to start to follow a treatment with Sinequan or should be prescribed a lower dose of this medicine. Their intake of this product should be closely monitored by an authorized health care provider in order to enable him or her to see if there are any unwanted complications. Your caregivers, friends and / or family should try to observe if your symptoms have changed or if you experience severe mood changes. Such conditions should be reported to your personal health care specialist.

Intake of this drug during pregnancy could sometimes cause severe and / or irreparable harm to a growing fetus. Therefore, if you are pregnant, or are planning to be so soon, you should not start a treatment with this medicine without consulting it with your personal doctor. This drug’s components could pass into your breast milk; therefore it could harm your baby. Do not start taking this product without your doctor’s consent if you are currently nursing an infant. Teenagers, elderly patients and children should employ extra care during their treatment with this product as they are known to be more prone to developing its severe (dangerous) side effects.

Sinequan Intake Guidelines

If you are following a treatment with Sinequan, you should take all your doses of this medicine exactly how your personal doctor has told you to. Do not deviate from any of his or her instructions and / or directions. If you have any further questions regarding your treatment with this medicine, you should consult a doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse and ask them for further explanations. Read the medicine’s label for further information about this drug.
If you are taking the oral concentrate (liquid) form of Sinequan you should measure your dose with a special measuring device (such as a dose measuring cup or a dose measuring spoon). Patients who do not own such a device should buy one from a pharmacy. After measuring the proper dose of this medicine, you should dissolve it in a small glass of liquid (water, orange juice, milk, tomato juice, pineapple juice or prune juice). You should avoid using carbonated soft drinks. Stir the mixture thoroughly. Drink it immediately afterwards.  

Do not stop your treatment with Sinequan without your physician’s approval. Store this product at the average room temperature, in a place that will not be reached by any pets or children. Keep Sinequan in a cool and dry location (not in the bathroom or near the kitchen sink), away from direct sunlight.

Sinequan Dosage

It is best that you acquire the proper dosage of Sinequan, the one that should suit your medical condition best, from your personal physician, as  the correct dosage of this drug is known to usually depend on a wide range of factors (it can and it does differ from one case to another).

Sinequan Overdose

If you suspect that you might be experiencing an overdose with Sinequan you should seek immediate medical care. The average symptoms that could be triggered by an overdose with Sinequan include extreme drowsiness, seizure (convulsions), uneven heartbeats, agitation, fainting, blurred vision, vomiting, confusion, feeling cold or hot, hallucinations, feeling light-headed, muscle stiffness, or coma.

Sinequan Missed Dose

It is recommended that you should not miss any of your Sinequan doses. However, in case a dose is missed, it should be taken as soon as possible, provided that it is not about time for another prescribed dose. You must avoid using a double dose of this drug unless you were told to do so by your personal health care specialist, as this is known to increase your risk of developing overdose with Sinequan.

Sinequan Side Effects

If you experience anything unusual during your treatment with Sinequan you should inform your personal health care provider at once.

Sinequan Drug Reactions

During your treatment with Sinequan you should avoid using any of these medicines: escitalopram (Lexapro), citalopram (Celexa), fluvoxamine (Luvox), fluoxetine (Sarafem, Prozac), sertraline (Zoloft), paroxetine (Paxil) cimetidine (Tagamet), propafenone (Rhythmol) or flecainide (Tambocor).

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