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Indication Dosage

Trifluoperazine is a medication used to help manage certain mental health conditions like schizophrenia and other related disorders. It can help control symptoms like hallucinations, delusions, and agitation, making it easier for people to lead more stable and fulfilling lives.

Schizophrenia And Other Psychoses, Short-term Adjunctive Management Of Psychomotor Agitation, Excitement, And Violent Or Dangerously Impulsive Behavior: 

• Adult & Children Above 12 Yrs: Initially 5 Mg Twice Daily, Increased By 5mg Daily After 1 Week, Then At Intervals Of 3 Days, According To Response 
• Elderly: Initially Up To 2.5 Mg Twice Daily, Increased By5 Mg Daily After 1 Week, Then At Intervals Of 3 Days, According To Response 

Short-term Adjunctive Management Of Severe Anxiety: 

• Adult: 2-4 Mg Daily In Divided Doses, Increased If Necessary To 6 Mg Daily 
• Elderly: Up To 2 Mg Daily In Divided Doses, Increased If Necessary To 6 Mg Daily 
• Children 3-6 Yr: Up To 500 Mcg Twice Daily; 6-12 Yr: Up To 2 Mg Twice Daily; 12-18 Yr: 1-2 Mg Twice Daily, Increased If Necessary To 3 Mg Twice Daily. 

Severe Nausea And Vomiting Unresponsive To Other Antiemetics: 

• Adult: 2-4 Mg Daily In Divided Doses; Maximum 6 Mg Per Day 
• Children 3-5 Yr: Up To 500 Mcg Twice Daily; 6-12 Yr: Up To 2 Mg Twice Daily; 12-18 Yrs: 1-2 Mg Twice Daily, Max 3 Mg Twice Daily.

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Avoid Unless Potential Benefit Outweighs Risk

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