Sinequan

Sinequan is a medicine for treating anxiety or depression. The drug is also taken in other cases if it is recommended by the specialist.

The medication belongs to a tricyclic antidepressant group. It is supposed that the drug speeds brain chemicals activity thus improving the mood.

If you need additional information about Sinequan, you should refer to your doctor.
You can’t share the drug with the people who have no prescription for it.
You are to inform the doctor if the symptoms show no enhancement or worsen.

This is general information about the medicine. Further information you can get from your doctor or a health care provider.

There’s a group of people who can’t take Sinequan.
First of all it concerns patients who have allergy to an ingredient in the drug. Secondly, it is forbidden for those with such prostate problems as asymptomatic prostatic hypertrophy, also with trouble urinating and glaucoma.
The tablets are not appropriate if you have taken a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (isocarboxazid, furazolidone, phenelzine) in the last 14 days, and also if you are using clonidine, ibutilide, an H1 antagonist (terfenadine, astemizole).

If you fall into the group mentioned above inform the doctor.