Purpose and usage
A diet pill prescription is
primarily issued for appetite loss, as part of a diet and exercise program usually
involving weight loss. The medicine acts as an appetite suppressant and lowers
the body's hunger and eating impulse. Doctors usually prescribe the tablet to
be taken once daily, normally in the morning before breakfast. For those who
have trouble swallowing, the tablet can be cut in half. However, in order for
the medicine to be fully effective, it should not be chewed or crushed.
Product safety and possible side effects
Before writing out a prescription, consider the patient's medical history.
Patients must report to their physician any past or present conditions such as diabetes,
high blood pressure, glaucoma, and other medical concerns involving stimulant
drugs. Pregnant and lactating mothers should also discuss the situation with
their doctors. Adipex is a drug for
adults and should never be suggested to children or young adolescents. Drinking
alcohol along with the prescription is strictly prohibited. Minor side effects
include upset stomach, dizziness, constipation, and trouble sleeping.
Reactions
to other drugs and dosage
Again,
discuss with your physician drugs for other conditions that you might possibly
take along with this prescription. Additionally,inform your doctor if you are
taking other similar weight loss drugs. It is recommended not to take stimulant
drugs, decongestants, or caffeine with this medicine. If you missed a dosage,
simply skip it and do not double your intake on the following day.
Storage
and other information
The
recommended storage should be at room temperature and away from bright light
and humid conditions. It should be away from children's reach. This drug is a
short-term aid in helping you lose weight; do not use over long period of time.
Also, for best result, accompany it with a clear exercise program and healthy
eating habits.
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