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Depade
What is Depade?
Depade is an opiate antagonist that is used to treat drug and alcohol addiction.
Important information:
Although rare, Depade can cause allergic reactions and liver disease. Tell any doctor that is treating you for any condition that you are taking Depade.
Before taking this medicine:
You should stop taking opiate drugs 14 days before beginning a program of Depade.
How should I take Depade?
Depade is usually taken in pill form, once a day with or without food.
What happens if I miss a dose?
Take the next prescribed dose at the scheduled time.
What happens if I overdose?
Consider this an emergency and call the poison control center or 911.
What should I avoid while taking Depade?
Avoid opiate drugs and alcohol while taking Depade. Also avoid driving if the drug makes you dizzy or drowsy.
Depade side effects:
Side effects include dizziness, restlessness, insomnia, headache and an upset stomach. Itching or swelling of the face may indicate an allergic reaction.
Depade dosing information:
Depade is most often prescribed as a 50 mg tablet to be taken once a day.
What other drugs will affect Depade?
Any medication that contains alcohol or narcotics will interact with Depade.
