Dothip 75Mg Tablet belongs to the tricyclic antidepressant class. Dothip 75Mg Tablet is generally used to treat depression that has not responded to conventional antidepressants or other therapies. Dothip 75Mg Tablet is also used to treat anxiety-related problems. Depression is a mood illness that interferes with a person's daily existence. A person may experience symptoms such as sadness or loss, as well as mood fluctuations. Anxiety is defined as an emotion related to tension, unwanted thoughts, and symptoms such as high blood pressure. Anxiety disorders such as panic disorder are typified by sudden, intense feelings of terror.

Usage instructions-

• Dothip 75Mg Tablet is used as directed by your doctor’s instructions. With food or without, you can take a Dothip 75Mg Tablet.

How it works-

Dothip 75Mg Tablet works on the central nervous system (CNS) by increasing the activity of specific neurotransmitters in the brain (such as serotonin and noradrenaline). It also works by preventing neurotransmitter reabsorption into nerve cells in the brain. As a consequence, their effects are prolonged, and they help to reduce sadness and brighten the mood.

Safety information-

Pregnancy

Dothip 75Mg Tablet is probably not safe to use during pregnancy. There are limited human studies, but animal studies have shown adverse effects on the developing baby. Consult your doctor.

Breastfeeding

It is probably not safe to breastfeed while taking Dothip 75Mg Tablet. Limited human data suggests that the drug may enter breast milk and cause harm to the baby. Please consult your doctor.

Alcohol

Avoid alcohol consumption with Dothip 75Mg Tablet it may cause excessive drowsiness.

Driving

It is not known whether it is safe or not for Dothip 75Mg Tablet in terms of driving. You should consult your doctor.

Kidney

Limited information is available on the usage of Dothip 75Mg Tablet in kidney disease patients. Please consult your doctor.

 Liver

Limited information is available on the usage of Dothip 75Mg Tablet in liver disease patients. Please consult your doctor.