Alprazalom

Were you looking for information about Alprazolam? Alprazalom is a common misspelling of alprazolam.
 
Alprazolam (Xanax®) is a prescription drug that is used to treat panic disorder and anxiety. It can help improve the symptoms of both conditions by reducing anxiety, relaxing muscles, and stopping seizures. Alprazolam, which is available in four different strengths, comes in tablet form and is usually taken two or three times a day.
 
Among the side effects that have been reported with alprazolam are weight gain, drowsiness, and sexual problems. Some of the conditions that you should tell your healthcare provider about before you take alprazolam include glaucoma, depression, liver disease (including liver failure or cirrhosis), and kidney disease.
 
(Click Alprazolam for a more detailed look at the effects of alprazolam, an explanation of how the medicine works, and some important precautions and warnings for the drug.)
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Written by/reviewed by: Kristi Monson, PharmD; Arthur Schoenstadt, MD
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