Cabgolin 0.5mg 4 Tablets

Babies: It is not safe for babies. Lactating mothers: Cabgolin or its metabolites are excreted in milk in rats.
There is no information on the excretion of cabgolin in human breast milk. However, mothers should be advised not to breastfeed in the event of failed lactation inhibition/suppression by cabgolin.
Cabgolin should not be given to mothers with hyperprolactinemic disorders who want to breastfeed their children because it inhibits lactation. Pregnancy: Cabgolin is generally thought to be safe to use during pregnancy.
Animal studies have revealed that there are few or no adverse effects on the developing baby. However, there are limited human data.
Driving: Cabgolin capsules may impair your alertness, impair your vision, or make you sleepy and dizzy. If you experience any of these symptoms, do not drive.
Alcohol: Avoid consumption of alcohol while taking cabgolin capsules as it increases the risk of dizziness. Liver: Cabgolin capsules should be used in caution with patients suffering from liver disease.
You may require a dose adjustment and regular monitoring of liver function. Seek doctor advice before using this medication.
Kidney: Cabgolin capsules should be used in caution with patients suffering from kidney disease. You may require a dose adjustment and regular monitoring of kidney function.
Seek a doctor's advice before using this medication. .

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Cabgolin is a dopamine agonist. It works by stimulating receptors that inhibit the secretion of the hormone prolactin, lowering your body's prolactin levels.
Abnormally high prolactin levels can cause menstrual changes in women, impotence in men, and breast changes in both sexes. .

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• If you have been sitting or lying down, slowly rise to reduce the possibility of feeling dizzy or passing out. • If you are breastfeeding, do not take cabgolin capsules. • Because cabgolin can cause dizziness and sleepiness, use caution when driving or doing anything that requires concentration. • Avoid alcoholic beverages while taking cabgolin capsules as they can cause dizziness and dehydration, as well as disrupt your sleep. • Blood sugar levels should be monitored because it is known to lower blood prolactin levels. • Quit smoking because it raises the heart rate and can worsen a heart condition. • Regular exercise keeps the mind focused and reduces stress, lowering prolactin levels.

Contraindicated • Cabgolin + Sulpiride: Concurrent use may lead to decreased efficacy of either drug Serious • Cabgolin + Haloperidol: Concurrent use may lead to loss of antiparkinson efficacy • Cabgolin + Metoclopramide: Concurrent use may lead to decreased effectiveness of metoclopramide and the dopaminergic agent • Cabgolin + Olanzapine: Concurrent use may lead to decreased effectiveness of dopamine agonist Monitor closely • Cabgolin + Acetophenazine: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs • Cabgolin + Bromperidol: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs • Cabgolin + Chlorpromazine: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs • Cabgolin + Droperidol: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs • Cabgolin + Ethopropazine: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs • Cabgolin + Fluphenazine: Concurrent use may lead to decreased therapeutic effect of both the drugs.