Geodon

Geodon is used for curing severe agitation in people suffering from schizophrenia and requiring an injectable medication. The drug is taken for other purposes if advised by the doctor.

Being an antipsychotic the medicine changes the balance of some natural brain chemicals that control behavior and thinking.

Questions about the medication 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.

You can't take Geodon in some conditions. First of all if you have allergy to an ingredient containing in drug or if you have such heart problems as severe heart failure, a history of irregular heartbeat and also if you are recovering from a heart attack. The drug is forbidden for the patients who are using astemizole, certain quinolone antibiotics (like moxifloxacin), certain phenothiazines (such as thioridazine), cisapride, dofetilide, droperidol, as well as levomethadyl, halofantrine, a macrolide immunosuppressive (like tacrolimus), methadone, mefloquine, pentamidine, pimozide, procainamide, probucol, quinidine. The same concerns sparfloxacin, sotalol, and terfenadine; and such serotonin receptor antagonist antiemetic as dolesetron.

Immediately inform your doctor or other specialist in medicine if anything of the mentioned above attributes to you.