What are the possible side effects of Concert?
Although there are many positive results from Concert® use, there are also several possible side effects that should be taken into account before treatment. The most common side effects of Concerta® in adults are reduced appetite, dry mouth and nausea. Smaller, but more serious side effects Concerta® are palpitations of tachycardia and heart, and if it is experienced, doctors should be reported immediately. Available only by prescription, used to treat attention disorder (ADD) and attention disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD) in both adults and children. Concerta® is produced at a time of 18 mg capsules and daily doses range from 18 mg to 72 mg, depending on age and weight.
In children and adolescents, the most common side effects Concerta® are pain in the upper abdomen, vomiting and insomnia. Stories and cough are also less reported side effects in children. Because many children also experience suppression of appetite, their weight should be carefully sequenceon to ensure adequate growth. The more serious but rare side effects of Concerta® include hallucinations, fluctuations in extreme mood and aggressive behavior, and professional assistance should be immediately accepted if the patient shows any of these symptoms.
Dopamine is a chemical in the brain that promotes the ability to focus and is transported by dopamine transporter (data). Individuals with ADD or ADHD have too much data in the striatus part of the brain, causing dopamine deficiencies. Concerta® works by blocking the dopamine transporter (data) in the brain.
The drug is used as a central nervous system stimulant and in fact allows patients with ADD or ADHD to remain calm and focused, which is the main Issues of people with these disorders. Concerta® dissolves in two phases. Immediately after swallowing, the capsule cover dissolves quickly and administers the first part of the drug. The rest of the capsule slowly spilledIt makes for 12 hours and provides even distribution of drugs into the patient's system.
Concerta® can be used to forming, so it is not prescribed to patients who have or have alcohol or drug addictions. Also, patients should not take Concerta® if they have a history of mental diseases such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. It should not be used if the patient has glaucoma or tourtte syndrome. It is also not recommended to stop receiving Concerta® without explicit physician permission, as withdrawal symptoms such as severe fatigue and depression may occur.