Reductil

Reductil (sibutramine) is an anti-obesity agent that can help you lose weight by making you feel less hungry. Reductil is efficient in most cases, but you need to remember that it will not work and help you to lose weight if you are not doing anything to help. Gentle exercise and eating properly are the first two steps that can be aided by taking Reductil to reduce the feeling of hunger and help you feel better both physically and mentally while you are trying to lose weight. Be careful when taking Reductil it can form an addiction, as a result of which you can find it hard to stop taking this drug without any withdrawal symptoms experienced. Take it exactly as directed and even if you think the dosage prescribed is not working properly for you – keep taking it and talk to your health care provider about your concerns. Your initial dosage may be low but it will be increased later. Make sure you do not increase the dosage yourself, as it has been established by your doctor based on a number of aspects individual for you.

Your progress can be lost if you suddenly stop the treatment without previously consulting your health care provider. Mild side effects are possible and tend to go away as you continue taking Reductil regularly. They can include nervousness, runny nose, headache, dry mouth, flu-like symptoms, flushing, painful menstrual periods, weakness, constipation, insomnia, and back pain, as well as some other ones that are individual for every person. Make sure your doctor is aware of any of the following conditions you have, as a dose adjustment may be required or you will not be able to take diazepam because of dangerous interference: high blood pressure, depression, stroke, bleeding problems, congestive heart failure, irregular heart beat, seizures, gallstones, migraine headaches, kidney, liver, or thyroid disease, eating disorder, a heart attack, chest pain, glaucoma, cancer, or osteoporosis.