What does Xanax feel like

What does Xanax feel like?

Xanax is the trade name for the active ingredient Alprazolam, used to treat anxiety and panic disorders, in addition to other specific types of them and other off-label use.

It takes less than one hour to work producing a calming effect.

What does Xanax feel like?

The effects of Xanax appear and disappear rapidly.

Some people take it for recreational reasons to produce a calming effect.

But these fast effects may lead to misuse or addiction, unfortunately.

What does Xanax feel like?

The feel of Xanax differs according to many factors.

• The mental status of the patient at the time he takes the drug
• Age
• Weight
• Metabolism (The process of converting Xanax into inactive form to be excreted from the body)
• Dosage

What does Xanax feel like if you are using it to treat anxiety and panic disorders?

After taking the first dose of the medication, you will feel normal and calm.

The sedation caused by Xanax helps to alleviate the symptoms of anxiety and feeling calmer.

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What does Xanax feel like if you are using it for recreational uses?

The patients using Xanax recreationally say they feel sedated or calm.

Xanax may also lead to falling asleep or passing out.

Some patients reported memory impairment or blacking out without remembering what happened for several hours.

Higher doses are more likely to cause these symptoms more than lower doses.

To avoid these reactions happening from higher doses, you have to understand the right way to take the drug and the usual doses taken.

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Dosing and administration:

There are usual doses of every drug but the best way to take any drug is the individualized dose based on the medical condition, age, and weight of the patient.

The presence of another chronic medical condition also affects the dose prescribed.

Before taking Xanax, read the medication guide carefully and ask the doctor or the pharmacist about any misunderstandings.

Never take higher doses or longer duration than determined by your doctor.

This drug may cause abuse or addiction, don’t share this drug with another person; this drug should be taken with a prescription and under the supervision of a doctor.

Xanax is usually taken for 4 months to treat anxiety disorder and for 10 weeks maximum to treat panic disorder.

Call your doctor immediately if the symptoms don’t improve or worsen.

Using Xanax for a long time, you will need to make medical tests frequently.

Xanax is a drug that causes dependence and should not be stopped at once.

The dose must be decreased gradually or it may cause withdrawal symptoms which can be extremely serious.

Withdrawal symptoms:

• Depression
• Suicidal thoughts or behaviors
• Confusion
• Hostility
• Hallucinations
• Racing thoughts
• Uncontrolled muscle movements
• Seizures

Regular doses of Xanax:

Regular dose for adults in treating anxiety:

• 25 to 0.5 mg taken 3 times per day
• Maximum dose: 4 mg per day

Regular dose for adults in treating panic disorder:

• 5 mg taken 3 times per day
• Maximum dose: 10 mg per day

 

Regular dose for elders in treating anxiety:

• 25 mg taken 2 or 3 times per day

Regular dose for elders in treating panic disorder:

• 25 mg taken 2 or 3 times per day

If you missed a dose, take once you remember, if it is the time for the next one, don’t take double doses.

Taking too much Xanax may cause overdose which may be extremely dangerous.

Overdose symptoms:

• Extreme drowsiness
• Confusion
• Muscle weakness
• Loss of balance
• Incoordination
• Lightheadedness
• Fainting

If you suffered from any of these symptoms, go to the nearest emergency room.

What does Xanax feel like when concomitantly used with Alcohol?

Alcohol increases the effects of Xanax and increases the time for the drug to get out of the body.

You may suffer from extreme lethargy and memory loss for a long time.

Not just alcohol, but combining Xanax with any other drug can be dangerous leading to deadly side effects.

These side effects include:

• Breathing difficulties
• Extreme drowsiness
• Confusion
• Seizures

These drugs include many drugs, some are completely contraindicated, some of them may cause serious side effects and an alternative drug should be used, and some when used concomitantly with Xanax should be closely monitored.

Contraindicated drugs:

• ketoconazole
• tipranavir

Serious, use an alternative:

• abametapir
• apalutamide
• benzhydrocodone/acetaminophen
• calcium/magnesium/potassium/sodium oxybates
• carbamazepine
• chloramphenicol
• cimetidine
• clarithromycin
• cobicistat
• erythromycin base
• erythromycin ethylsuccinate
• erythromycin lactobionate
• erythromycin stearate
• hydrocodone
• idelalisib
• itraconazole
• ivosidenib
• ketoconazole
• lonafarnib
• lopinavir
• metoclopramide intranasal
• nefazodone
• rifabutin
• rifampin
• saquinavir
• selinexor
• sodium oxybate
• St John’s Wort
• sufentanil SL
• valerian
• voxelotor

These drugs can increase the effects of Xanax and the time which is taken to eliminate it from the system which may be leading to an overdose.

Don’t take Xanax before consulting with your doctor about the chronic medical conditions you are suffering from and the drugs taken.

Xanax is a very good drug in treating anxiety and panic disorders, but if you will know how to use it correctly.

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