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Magprol 500mg Tablet CR 10s

Introduction to Magprol 500mg Tablet CR 10s

Magprol CR 500 Tablet can be used alone or in combination with other medications It can be taken with or without food Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage for you which may gradually increase until your condition is stabilized It may take several weeks for this medication to take effect so it is important to take it regularly to derive the full benefit Do not discontinue usage even if you feel well unless specifically advised by your doctor Stopping the medication prematurely could result in an increased risk of seizures or worsening of bipolar disorder Common side effects of Magprol CR 500 Tablet include skin rashes headaches nausea difficulty sleeping dizziness and drowsiness Most side effects are temporary and will subside over time If the side effects are bothersome or persist inform your doctor There may be measures to prevent or reduce these potential effects Prolonged treatment with this medication may lead to weakened bones osteoporosis increasing the risk of fractures Before taking this medication inform your doctor of any kidney or liver problems meningitis depression or suicidal thoughts Also disclose all other medications you are currently taking as some may interact with this medication or be affected by it including contraceptive pills If you are pregnant or breastfeeding the dosage may need to be adjusted Additionally if this medication causes drowsiness or dizziness avoid driving or riding a bicycle You may require frequent blood tests to monitor your response to the medication
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Related Faqs

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I have gained weight after I started using Magprol. Is it because of this medicine? What should I do?

Yes, weight gain can occur with the use of Magprol. To control your weight, you should have a healthy balanced diet and exercise regularly. Talk to your doctor if you have any other concerns.

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I am concerned because I have heard that Magprol causes hair loss. Is it true?

Magprol may cause thinning of hair, change of hair colour and even hair loss. If you are concerned talk to your doctor if it is possible to reduce the dose of Magprol. Your hair may regrow after either reducing your dose or switching to a different medicine.

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What happens if I stop taking Magprol?

You should not stop taking Magprol suddenly. It should be discontinued gradually. Stopping it suddenly may increase the chances of recurrence of seizures. Always consult your doctor if you feel the need to stop taking this medicine.

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Can I take birth control pills while taking Magprol?

Yes, Magprol does not have any effect on the working of birth control pills. However, contraceptives (birth control pills) may interfere with the working of Magprol and seizures may occur. It is important that you inform your doctor that you are using birth control pills. Your doctor will keep a track on your response to the treatment and monitor the Magprol levels in your blood levels.

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For how long should I take Magprol to cure my epilepsy completely?

Magprol does not cure your condition, it only prevents the seizures from occurring. Therefore, you will have to keep on taking it, maybe for years. Consult your doctor if face any problems while taking this medicine.

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Is it safe to take Magprol for long term?

Many patients can safely take Magprol for a long time. Rarely, long-term use of Magprol may weaken your bones, thereby increasing their chances of breaking easily (osteoporosis and osteopenia). If you are taking Magprol for a long time, get regular check ups done for bone health.

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