Overview
Sertima 100 Mg is one of the most commonly prescribed medications for the treatment of depression. It can cure muscle soreness, bone pain, and spasms in addition to peripheral neuropathy and mental disorders.
The benzodiazepine Sertraline is the active component of Sertima 100 Mg. The effects of Sertima 100 Mg are thought to be caused by the drug’s elevated levels of dopamine in the brain. You might be able to improve your mood, quiet your thoughts, and relieve your muscular and nerve discomfort by using this approach.
In addition to treating vitamin deficiencies, mecobalamin is also effective in treating anemia.
Besides the medications listed above, Sertima 100 Mg Tablet contains sertraline (an antidepressant). SNRIs inhibit the conversion of serotonin into noradrenaline by inhibiting the enzyme serotonin synthase.
Dosage
Taking the Sertima 100 Mg For Sale with or without food will not interact with the stomach. As a precautionary measure, it is recommended that both medicines be taken daily to maintain a consistent level of medicine in the body. If you feel better or not, you should complete the entire course of treatment, regardless of whether you feel better or not.
Other Dose:
- Sertima 25 mg
- Sertima 50 mg
- Sertima 100 mg
Side Effects
- Indigestion
- Insomnia
- Low sexual desire
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
Precautions
You may be allergic to one or more of the inactive or active ingredients in Sertima 100 mg. if a Sertima 100 Mg pill is being taken.
As well as liver and kidney disease, there is also an eye condition causing the person to lose their vision. Your doctor may advise certain tests and change your dosage to make sure you are not experiencing any severe side effects in order to prevent dangerous ones.
You should not take your anxiety, depression, Pain, or acidity medications at the same time as another medicine. Combining these two medications may have serious side effects. If taken together.
The course will help you improve your health; after completing it, you will feel much better. You should not stop taking your medicine if you have not received instructions from your doctor to do so.
Dr. Arjun Srivastav
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