Ativan 1 mg

Ativan 1 mg is a popular medication to treat anxiety disorder in adults and children above 12 years old. It belongs to a class of medication called benzodiazepines. Ativan is approved by the Food And Drugs Administrator (FDA). It is also used to treat sleeping disorders and temporary stress. In some cases, it is also prescribed to treat nausea, and vomiting from cancer treatment, and to control agitation caused by alcohol withdrawal.

Ativan 1 mg is not prescribed to those who have a medical history of kidney problems, liver disease, glaucoma, mental disorders, allergies to Ativan, and addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should stay away from this drug as it can cause dangerous effects like slow breathing, trouble feeding, and shaking. It is also available in a different strength, Ativan 2 mg.

Misuse of this medication causes some serious side effects and sometimes death. Those side effects are slowed breathing, low blood pressure, loss of consciousness, paradoxical reactions, addiction, serious allergic reactions, and suicidal thoughts. Take this as instructed by your doctor and never use it in larger amounts and longer than prescribed.

Never share your Ativan medication with other people, especially someone who has a history of addiction to alcohol, marijuana, or other drugs. Selling and giving away this medicine without permission is against the law. Keep your medicine in a safe dry and dark place out of the reach of children and pets. Dispose of this in a safe place where no one can find it.