Levroxa

Yes, Levroxa Syrup can make you feel sleepy. Therefore, during the initial phase of treatment, avoid driving, operating machinery, working at heights, or participating in potentially dangerous activities until you know how this medicine affects you.

Levroxa Syrup is not known to affect fertility in males or females. However, talk to your doctor if you are facing fertility issues during the treatment with this medicine.

Weight gain is an uncommon side effect of Levroxa Syrup. However, the response may vary from person to person. To prevent weight gain you should take a healthy balanced diet, avoid snacking, cut down on high-calorie food items, include more vegetables and fruits in your diet, and exercise regularly. If you still have issues with your weight, consult your doctor.

Levroxa Syrup may take a few weeks to start working properly since the dose is increased slowly. Your seizures may continue until Levroxa Syrup starts working completely.

You should continue to take Levroxa Syrup for as long as your doctor advises you to. Do not stop taking it suddenly because this may increase the frequency of seizures which may be difficult to control.

No, Levroxa Syrup is not habit-forming. No physical or psychological dependence has been reported with Levroxa Syrup. Consult your doctor if you experience any side effects.

Taking an excess of Levroxa Syrup may cause sleepiness, agitation, aggression, a decrease of alertness, inhibition of breathing, and even a state of coma. In case of an overdose, immediate medical care should be provided to the patient in a nearby hospital.

The dose of Levroxa Syrup should be slowly reduced. You may have to take this medicine for a few months before you can stop it completely. Do not reduce the dose without asking your doctor. Inform your doctor if you get a serious side effect, such as a severe skin reaction. Your doctor may tell you to stop taking Levroxa Syrup straight away, even if you have epilepsy.