What should I do if I accidentally take an extra dose of?
It can also cause a fast heart rate, nausea, trouble breathing, and sleepiness. In severe cases, it can damage organs like the heart, kidney, and brain. Avoid taking an extra dose in the future. Try to take your medicine at the same time every day.
What happens if you accidentally take a double dose?
Same question for me I am 41 and I took my regular dose this morning and a dose at noon by accident when it was suppose to take it at 7pm should I not take my 7pm pill since I took it at noon Keppra – I am on 500xr a day, I think I took a double dose, don’t know what I should do.
What happens if you accidentally take a double dose of Keppra?
Your child should experience no ill-effects. The recommended daily dose for adolescents 12 years and older is 1500mg twice daily. it made my husband extra sleepy, sick to his stomach and just feeling really crappy. i am worried about him at the moment. i am wondering the same thing… is it going to hurt him at his age of 50.
It can also cause a fast heart rate, nausea, trouble breathing, and sleepiness. In severe cases, it can damage organs like the heart, kidney, and brain. Avoid taking an extra dose in the future. Try to take your medicine at the same time every day.
Same question for me I am 41 and I took my regular dose this morning and a dose at noon by accident when it was suppose to take it at 7pm should I not take my 7pm pill since I took it at noon Keppra – I am on 500xr a day, I think I took a double dose, don’t know what I should do.
Your child should experience no ill-effects. The recommended daily dose for adolescents 12 years and older is 1500mg twice daily. it made my husband extra sleepy, sick to his stomach and just feeling really crappy. i am worried about him at the moment. i am wondering the same thing… is it going to hurt him at his age of 50.
Can a high dose of carvedilol cause ED?
At high doses it can cause bronchospasm of the airways, so use with caution with asthmatics. In men, it can cause ed, although in a minority of patients. Please describe the medication: coreg (carvedilol)?