Tianeptine

What is Tianeptine ?

Tianeptine, the active ingredient of which is called Tynept 12.5 mg, is an atypical antidepressant that can be used to treat depression. This antidepressant, however, should not be taken by people younger than 18 years old. The problem is that this medicine is considered to be highly addictive by the FDA and thus, should not be taken with great care for brief periods of time. It is also dangerous to suddenly stop taking this drug, so you should always consult your doctor before you stop taking this medication. Abrupt discontinuation can result in rebound depression, insomnia, and anxiety. At otc online pharmacy you can buy tianeptine Tynept 12.5 for an affordable price and get it delivered with free shipping to many countries including UK, USA, Australia.

Side Effects

The list of side effects that Tianeptine can cause ranges from minor to major ones. Here is a full list of adverse effects that you may experience when taking this drug:

• Abdominal pain
  Constipation
  Decreased appetite
  Diarrhea
  Dizziness
  Drowsiness
  Drug abuse
  Drug dependence
  Dry mouth
  Headache
  Nausea or Vomiting
  Skin Rash
  Sleeplessness
  Weakness

Indications for using tianeptine Tynept

Tianeptine Tynept 12.5mg  is an atypical antidepressant and is used alone or in combination with other drugs to treat depression.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tianeptine

Tynept is not a medication that should be taken lightly, so it is important to educate yourself on this drug before you begin taking it. Here is a list of the most common questions that people ask about Tynept:

How quickly does Tynept begin working?
The average time for an atypical antidepressant to begin working is usually around 1 month. However, the exact time can vary from patient to patient.

How quickly does Tynept exit your body?
The half-life of Tynept ranges from 2.6 and 3 hours for adults. The half-life is nearly tripled for elderly patients to 4-9, which should be taken into account to determine the correct dosage. Overall, it takes about 1 week for the effects of Tynept to disappear entirely, since its active metabolite remains in the system much longer than the drug itself.

Is it dangerous to drink alcohol while taking Tynept?
When taking Tynept, you should avoid drinking alcohol since it may greatly increase your chances of experiencing adverse effects such as confusion, severe drowsiness, vomiting, muscle stiffness, etc. Furthermore, Tynept reduces your ability to quickly react in extreme situations. Thus, you shouldn’t engage in any activities that demand high level of alertness including but not limited to driving, operating heavy machinery, etc.

Can you become addicted to using Tynept?
Yes, Tynept is a habit-forming drug that should be taken under strict control from your doctor. It is not advised to take this drug for prolonged periods of time, but it is also dangerous to quickly stop taking this drug.

Can you take Tynept while being pregnant?
Tynept should not be taken by pregnant women unless it is absolutely necessary. The risks and benefits should be carefully assessed by your doctor before you begin taking this medicine.

Can Tynept be taken while breastfeeding?
If Tynept is being used by the breastfeeding mother, it can also affect the child. Thus, Tynept it is important to consult with your doctor before taking this drug if you plan to breastfeed.

When Tynept Should Be Avoided?
Allergy
Tynept should not be taken by people who have had allergic reactions to tianeptine or other ingredients that this drug contains.
MAOI Treatment
If you are taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors, it is strictly forbidden to take Tynept since you run the risk of experiencing life-threatening side effects. You should wait at least 14 days after stopping the treatment using MAOI to ensure that it is safe to take Tynept.

General Warnings

Special considerations should be taken if you suffer from any of the following conditions.
Liver Disease
Extreme caution should be exercised when giving this medication to people with liver disease since the risk of adverse effects in such a case is greatly increased. Liver function tests should be run frequently to ensure that the liver is able to handle the treatment. It also might be necessary to make adjustments to the dose that the patient is receiving depending on the outcome of liver function tests.
Kidney disease
Tynept should be taken with great caution by people who have kidney disease. Kidney disease can decrease the rate at which the medicine is being excreted from the body increasing the likelihood of adverse effects. Also, the dosage should be decreased proportionately to how well the patient’s kidneys function.
Driving and Operating Heavy Machinery
When taking this drug, you may experience dizziness or blurred vision. Thus, it is important to avoid dangerous situations such as driving a motor vehicle or operating heavy machinery if at any time during the treatment you experience these side effects.
Suicidal Thoughts
The likelihood of having suicidal thoughts and tendencies may be increased when taking this medicine. Young people are especially vulnerable to this effect. The patient’s mood should be carefully monitored to curb any suicidal tendencies. Depending on the person’s clinical condition adjustments to the dose and the addition of other drugs may be necessary.
Drug Abuse
Treatment with Tynept can cause a person to become addicted to it. The longer the treatment, the higher the risk of drug dependence. Patients should be carefully monitored for any signs of addiction. Furthermore, it is dangerous to abruptly discontinue the treatment since it may cause withdrawal symptoms and rebound depression.
Congenital diseases
If a person is suffering from fructose intolerance, sucrase or isomaltase deficiency, or glucose-galactose malabsorption then taking this drug can negatively impact the person’s health. In such a case, an alternative drug should be considered.

Dosage Recommendations

Missing a Dose
If you have missed a dose, you should take it as soon as you remember. However, if it is almost time for you to take the next dose, then it is best to skip the previous one. Never double the dose to compensate for the dose that you’ve missed.
Overdose
Contact your doctor immediately and go to the ER in case of an overdose.

Interactions

Tianeptine has the ability to interact with other drugs and substances, which is why it is important to inform your doctor of the drugs that you are currently taking and the substances that you consume.

Interaction with Alcohol

Drinking alcohol while taking Tynept 12.5mg is fairly dangerous since it increases your chances of experiencing severe drowsiness, vomiting, confusion, muscle stiffness, blurred vision, etc. If, however, you have consumed some alcohol while taking this medicine, avoid any kinds of dangerous situations that require you to be fully aware of your surroundings.

Interaction with Other Drugs

It is dangerous to take Tynept if you are also taking the following drugs:

• Iproniazid
  Cannabis
  Amoxapine
  Amantadine
  Aceclofenac

These are not the only drugs that interact with Tynept, which is why it is extremely important to consult your doctor before you begin taking this medication.

General Instructions
Always take Tynept as instructed by your doctor. Never take this drug in larger doses than it is prescribed. Do not abruptly stop taking this drug without telling your doctor about it first, since it may result in withdrawal symptoms including rebound depression.