OLEANZ RT 10 MG TABLET

Oleanz RT 10 mg Tablet is a medicine prescribed for managing schizophrenia as well as episodes of mania. Schizophrenia is a condition that can affect thinking, perception, and behavior, often leading to delusions or hallucinations. Mania, on the other hand, is marked by an unusually high or irritable mood, excessive energy, and impulsive behavior. This tablet helps restore balance in the brain’s chemical messengers, which improves mood, thought process, and overall behavior.

It can be taken either with meals or on an empty stomach, but it is important to use it around the same time each day so that the level of medicine remains steady in the body. The dose and duration are to be followed as directed by the doctor. If a dose is skipped, it should be taken when remembered, unless it is almost time for the next scheduled dose. In that case, the missed dose can be skipped without taking extra tablets. Suddenly stopping the medicine without medical advice may worsen the condition.

Some people may notice dryness in the mouth, constipation, sleepiness, dizziness, or stiffness in the muscles during the course of treatment. In the early days of therapy, a sudden drop in blood pressure may occur when standing up quickly, so it is advised to rise slowly from sitting or lying down. This medicine can also cause weight gain, changes in cholesterol, or higher blood sugar, but these effects may be managed through healthy eating and regular physical activity. Rarely, more serious effects like very high sugar levels or seizures may occur, and medical attention is required in such cases.

By calming the nerves and stabilizing mood, Oleanz RT 10 mg Tablet helps people with mania return to a more balanced emotional state. This allows better participation in social life and smoother performance of everyday activities.

Some of the commonly seen side effects include increased appetite, tiredness, constipation, changes in blood lipid or glucose levels, drowsiness, dizziness, hormonal changes, and reduced white blood cells in rare cases. Most of these effects are mild and improve as the body adjusts, but medical advice should be taken if they persist.

The medicine works as an atypical antipsychotic, mainly by influencing dopamine and serotonin activity in the brain, which plays a key role in mood regulation and mental stability.

Alcohol should be strictly avoided, as combining it with this medicine can be harmful. During pregnancy and breastfeeding, the doctor will carefully weigh benefits and possible risks before prescribing. Since it may reduce alertness or cause sleepiness, driving or operating machines is not recommended while on this treatment. For those with kidney issues, it is generally considered safe without the need for dose adjustments, and in cases of liver conditions, it can usually be taken with caution and medical supervision.