Lori

Lori 5mg Injection is not an antidepressant and belongs to a group of medicines called benzodiazepine. It is used to treat severe anxiety (an emotional state where you may sweat, tremble, feel anxious and have a fast heartbeat) or agitation. It is also used to treat trembling, muscle spasm due to tetanus or poisoning, seizures or fits, confusional states or anxiety associated with alcohol withdrawal. It also helps in relaxing patients before minor operations or procedures.

It depends on what you are taking Lori 5mg Injection for. If you are taking it to treat anxiety, you should start feeling better within a few hours, but it may take a week or two before the full benefits become evident. Similarly, if you are taking it to relieve muscle spasm you may notice a difference after 15 minutes. Your muscles will start relaxing when you keep taking Lori 5mg Injection regularly for a few days.

Yes, Lori 5mg Injection causes drowsiness very commonly. It also causes forgetfulness and affects muscular function which may adversely affect your ability to drive. Sometimes, drowsiness persists even on the following day. So, in case Lori 5mg Injection makes you sleepy and affects your alertness, you should avoid driving.

No, it is not at all recommended to take alcohol with Lori 5mg Injection since it can cause breathing problems, sleepiness and heart problems. Taking Lori 5mg Injection with alcohol may make you sleepy and your breathing may become so shallow that you may not wake up. This may even lead to death.

People taking Lori 5mg Injection in high doses or for a long term may become addicted to it. Also, people with a history of alcoholism and drug abuse are more likely to become addicted to Lori 5mg Injection. Therefore, Lori 5mg Injection should be taken for the shortest possible time and in the lowest effective dose.

No, do not stop taking Lori 5mg Injection suddenly as you may experience withdrawal effects like depression, nervousness, difficulty in sleeping, irritability, sweating, upset stomach or diarrhea. Stopping it suddenly may even bring back the symptoms and make them harder to treat. You may also experience mood changes, anxiety, restlessness and changes in sleep patterns. These effects may occur even after taking low doses for a short period of time.

The duration of treatment with Lori 5mg Injection is mainly as short as possible. Your doctor will evaluate you after 4 weeks of treatment in order to assess the need of continuation of treatment, especially if you do not have any symptoms. In general, the treatment does not last any longer than 8-12 weeks which includes the gradual reduction of dose process.

Lori 5mg Injection does not affect the functioning of any type of contraception including the birth control pills and emergency contraception. Birth control pills can keep Lori 5mg Injection in your body for a long time and increase its effect. You can also experience bleeding in between your periods if you take Lori 5mg Injection and birth control pills together. But your contraceptive method will still work.

No, it is not recommended to take clozapine and Lori 5mg Injection together because the effects of both medicines may get added together. This can result in severe drop in blood pressure, breathing problems (respiratory depression) and can even stop your heart which can lead to death.

The dose in elderly is generally half of the dose recommended to young people. This is because Lori 5mg Injection causes muscle relaxation which can make the patient fall down, which may further lead to fractures.