Question 1

what is the definition or description of: stelazine overdose?

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Stelazine OD: Trifluoperazine /Stelazine dosing depends on what condition it is being used to treat &amp; age of patient.  Maximum recommended  dose is  40 mg/day. An overdose is accidental or intentional ingestion or application of an excessive dose of a medication.  Medications overdoses may be dangerous and may lead to death in some situations.

Question 2

what is the treatment for stelazine overdose?

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Stelazine: Muscle relaxants , stomach lavage, and supportive medical treatment in er to stabilize vital signs & cardiac/metabolic functions.

Question 3

can you fatally overdose on stelazine?

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I've not heard of it: It is difficult to kill yourself with most of the newer antidepressants or antipsychic meds.  If you or someone is considering overdosing, please seek help.  Suicidal gestures or intentions are not the answer.  They are many resources, call local help lines or 911.

Question 4

what are the medical uses for stelazine (trifluoperazine)?

Accepted Answer

Trifluoperazine : Trifluoperazine is used to treat psychosis and treament resistant anxiety.

Question 5

side effects of being on stelazine?

Accepted Answer

Stelazine: Nausea, headaches, tremors, muscle cramps is stiffness, some sedation, appetite changes, blurred vision, dry mouth.

Question 6

is it dangerous to lower stelazine dose?

Accepted Answer

Not directly: But symptoms that stelazine is treating may come back. Unless you are being directed to reduce dose by your doctor, this is a bad idea. Recurrence of psychotic or mood symptoms may not be easily noticed by you or your family until they become severe. That can be dangerous!
antipsychotics such as stelazine should be dose adjusted only in collaboration with your psychiatrist. Let him/her help you.

Question 7

side effects of stelazine? whats it used for now?

Accepted Answer

Many: I like stelazine as it is inexpensive and does many of the same things new meds costing hundreds more- its indicated for psychosis but helps, agitation, anger, irritability, paranoia, mind racing, irrational and disorganized thinking all which may be present in depression and bipolar disorders and borderline personality as well as its original indication of schizophrenia.

Question 8

what are the side effects of stelazine (trifluoperazine)?

Accepted Answer

Stelazine: Nausea, headaches, tremors, muscle cramps is stiffness, some sedation, appetite changes, blurred vision, dry mouth.

Question 9

stelazine / trifluoperazine is for schizophrenia?

Accepted Answer

Yes: This is an older medication that is almost always used for schizophrenia. It has also been used at times for aggression and anxiety, since it tends to provide a calming affect. Stelazine is used less often these days since the newer medicines tend to be tolerated better.

Question 10

i stelazine still used?

Accepted Answer

Less Often: This is an older medication that is almost always used for schizophrenia. It has also been used at times for aggression and anxiety, since it tends to provide a calming affect. Stelazine is used less often these days since the newer medicines tend to be tolerated better.

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