Soma

Soma is normally prescribed in 250 mg or 350 mg doses. You should never exceed the recommended dosage and you should follow your doctor’s instructions exactly. Be sure to discuss any other medications you may be taking when you discuss the possibility of taking the drug with your doctor.

You should take Soma with a full glass of water. You should also avoid drinking alcohol when taking the drug and refrain from participating in any dangerous or strenuous activities. This is very important because Soma will lower the sensation of pain in your body. You should advise your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems. You should avoid taking Soma if you suffer from liver or kidney disease, as well as a condition called Porphyria.

Possible Side Effects

Soma is normally considered very safe if you obtain it via a prescription from your doctor. However, the drug can lead to a fatal overdose if taken in excess. If you experience a lack of coordination, rapid heartbeat, facial flushing, nausea, chest tightness, depression or fainting, you should seek immediate medical attention. Other possible symptoms that are more minor include weight gain, dizziness and drowsiness. You should also discuss any other medications you may be taking with your doctor as they can cause harmful interactions.

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