NAVANE

Navane Information

Navane, also known as thiothixene, is an antipsychotic drug that works by altering the action of some chemicals within the human brain. It is mainly prescribed for the treatment of such medical conditions as hallucinations, delusions and confusion, as well as many other mental problems. Apart from the above examples, Navane can also be used for other purposes. If you want to know the reason you have been prescribed thiothixene treatment, ask your physician for further information. Also, more detailed information on this drug can be found in the written materials for professionals that your pharmacist can supply.

Navane Indications

You should contact your health care specialist as soon as possible if you happen to experience such symptoms as uncontrollable and spontaneous movements of the arms or legs, or of the mouth, cheeks, jaw or tongue. It is not recommended to perform activities like driving or operating machinery, or other hazardous activities while following Navane medication, as it can cause dizziness or drowsiness. Avoid abruptly standing up when sitting or lying down, as dizziness may occur, and possibly cause you to sit down again or even fall. Also, it is forbidden to consume alcoholic drinks while following Navane treatment, as it can increase dizziness and drowsiness, and can also cause unpleasant or severe side effects.
Caution should be employed when exercising or in hot weather. The dehydration risk is greatly increased when you are becoming overheated during Navane therapy, so you should avoid such activities.

Navane Warnings

It is advised that you let your health care specialist know about any other health problems you have or have had in the past, such as:

• liver disease, or other liver related conditions
• kidney disease, or other kidney related conditions
• heart problems (also included: high blood pressure, heart attack, stroke or irregular heart beats)
• seizures or epilepsy
• prostate problems or difficulty urinating
• glaucoma

Some of the patients that have or have had some of the above health problems may not be able to start thiothixene treatment.
It has not yet been established what are the effects of Navane on pregnancy, breastfeeding and the baby, so it is advised that you should first talk to your doctor about starting thiothixene treatment if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant in the near future.

Navane Intake Guidelines

Closely follow the intake indications that the doctor has given you. Ask him if you have any problems understanding any of the directions.
Navane in its liquid form can be mixed with water or juice and consumed immediately. However, thiothixene should not be mixed with apple juice or cola.
You should not interrupt your Navane treatment under any circumstances, without being advised so by your doctor. Effects may appear sooner in some patients and later in others, and in some cases prolonged treatment may be required. Talk to your health care specialist to find out if you need to continue the treatment or not.

Navane Dosage

Talk to your health care specialist to prescribe you an exact Navane dosage and set up an intake schedule. You should not alter the prescribed dosage in any way, either by changing the dose or the intake intervals. The dosage may vary from one patient to another, depending on age, gender and overall health condition.

Navane Overdose

You should avoid taking a larger dose than prescribed. The effects of Navane overdose include drowsiness, slurred speech, restlessness, agitation, fever, convulsions, irregular heart beat, coma and even death. If you suspect you are suffering from Navane overdose, seek emergency medical attention.

Navane Missed Dose

You should always follow the exact Navane intake schedule, to avoid missing one or more doses. Should you miss one, take it as soon as you remember, unless it is almost time for another intake, then continue with the regular schedule. Tell your doctor if you missed a dose. Do not under any circumstances take a double dose of Navane.

Navane Side Effects

Navane treatment might cause side effects in some cases. These side effects include, but are not limited to:

• an allergic reaction (swellings, hives, closing of the throat, difficulty breathing)
• uncontrollable and spontaneous movements of the arms or legs, or of the mouth, cheeks, jaw or tongue
• yellowing of the skin or eyes
• dizziness or drowsiness
• headaches
• weakness or shaking
• agitation
• increases in heart rate
• constipation
• dry mouth
• unexplained gains in weight

As there may be other side effects to thiothixene treatment, it is strongly advised that you should talk to your health care specialist as soon as you start experiencing any unusual effects while under Navane therapy, to investigate and establish the causes and to take the appropriate course of action. Some symptoms may require immediate interruption of the treatment, so ask your physician about further information on Navane side effects.

Navane Drug Reactions

Navane may interact with other drugs, especially medicines that cause drowsiness, increasing their side effects. You should entirely avoid any antidepressants, alcohol, antihistamines, sedatives, sleeping pills, pain relievers, anxiety medicines, muscle relaxants and any other drug that may cause you to feel sleepy or relaxed. There are other drugs that may interact with thiothixene, so it is advised that you let your physician know about all other medicines you are taking before starting Navane treatment.

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