Niravam (Alprazolam) 1mg Before taking this medication, make sure your hands are parched. After withdrawing the tablet from the bottle, place it on your tongue. In your mouth, the tablet will disintegrate. Although it is not required to take this medication with any liquid, you may do so.

If your dose is only half a pill, discard the unused piece of the tablet. It should not be saved for future use because it may become inactive.

Even though it benefits many people, this medication can sometimes lead to addiction. If you have a substance use issue (such as overuse or addiction to drugs or alcohol), your risk may be increased. To reduce the danger of addiction, take this medication exactly as directed. For more information, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

This medication may only work well if used over an extended period of time. If this drug stops working correctly, consult your doctor.

Individualized dosing is advised for optimum outcomes. While the usual daily dosages listed below will cover most patients’ needs, some may require doses greater than 4 mg daily. To avoid unwanted side effects, the dosage should be progressively increased in such cases. In general, benzodiazepines should be used only for short periods. Consider whether continued therapy is essential before extending the treatment period.

Begin with 0.25 to 0.5 mg three times a day. Increase the dose progressively over three to four days to a maximum daily dose of four milligrams, delivered in divided doses, to enhance therapeutic efficacy. Use the smallest effective dose possible, and often reassess the need for additional treatment. The likelihood of dependence increases as treatment dose and duration increase.