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My doctor has prescribed me nexito 10 mg to take in night.what is the suitable time to take it whether in day or in night.kindly suggest.
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Hi.. Nexito can cause sleep disturbances in some people. So if you are having the same after taking it
.. you can take it in the morning after breakfast. However discuss with your treating psychiatrist.
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Dr. Rahul Latke
Sexologist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Escitalopram (brand name - Nexito) is known to cause some difficulty sleeping in a few people. Hence it is usually advised to be taken during day time. But it can be taken at night as well if you're not having that complaint.
Just ensure that you're taking the tablet after a meal as Escitalopram may cause acidity if taken empty stomach
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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14 yrs exp
Srinagar
Day after lunch
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