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Should I stop zapiz 0.25 mg immediately?
I am having zapiz .25 mg twice a day...I took it for past 27 days...now doctor told me to stop it but he didn't mention whether to stop it immediately or gradually...I too forgot to ask it...plz tell me how to stop it...should I reduce it from 2 times to 1 time and then half a tablet and stop or should I immediately stop it
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Write the  container of the medicine Is it for galactorrhea
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This is an anticonvulsiont drug and should not be stopped suddenly.withdrow slowly by reducing dose at intervals if you are not an epilepsy patient.
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