Clozaril

Clozaril is recommended for the patients who don't react to other drugs to treat schizophrenia. The medication reduces the risk of suicidal behavior. The pills may be taken in some other cases provided that they are prescribed by the doctor.

Being an atypical antipsychotic Clozaril affects some brain chemicals. In such a way the drug influences behavior and thinking.

Questions about the medicine arising ask your doctor or other specialist for advice.
No way can you give the drug to the people who have not been prescribed for it.
If you don't feel better or if the symptoms worsen you should refer to professional help.

The given information is general overview of the drug. For further information and details you should refer to your doctor or a pharmacist.

Clozaril is forbidden if the patient has bone marrow troubles, some other blood cell disease, or a history of blood problems resulted from the usage of Clozaril. The medication can't be used by people taking some other tablets that might result in blood troubles. If unsure check with the doctor whether any of the pills you use can cause blood disease or not. The same is relevant for people who have uncontrollable seizures (such as epilepsy) or suffer from paralytic ileus. The medicine cannot be used by those who have severe sleepiness and allergy to some of the ingredients in the drug.

Immediately inform your doctor or other specialist in medicine if this attributes to you.