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Amobarbital
What is Amobarbital?
This drug is a barbiturate derivative that is prescribed as a hypnotic and sedative.
Important information:
Amobarbital is classified as a Schedule II narcotic by a United States agency.
Before taking this medicine:
Inform a physician about your health conditions and other medications before taking this medication
This medicine is designed for short-term use, and extended use leads to psychological and physical dependence.
How should I take amobarbital?
Amobarbital is prescribed as a tablet or capsule, and a physician provides dosage information to a patient.
What happens if I miss a dose?
When you miss a dose, take the medication as soon as you remember but do not increase the dosage.
What happens if I overdose?
An overdose leads to a slower heart rate, reduced respiration and muscle weakness.
What should I avoid while taking Amobarbital?
Avoid driving a vehicle while taking this medication.
Amobarbital side effects:
A side effect of this drug is drowsiness.
Amobarbital dosing information:
A physician determines the proper dosage of amobarbital based on a patient’s body size and health conditions.
What other drugs will affect Amobarbital?
To avoid complications, do not use this medication in combination with alcohol, steroids or antihistamines.
