Licab

Uses
Licab (Lithium Carbonate) is prescribed to help manage various disorders such as depression, manic depression, pre-menstrual tension (PMT), eating disorders, sexual disorders, and movement disorders. In recent years it become likely the drug will also be approved for use as an anti-inflammatory, antiviral, anti-fungal, and anti-tumor agent, as well as for dermatological disorders like herpes.

Dosage and administration
Always follow your doctor's advice for dosing and administering. Only your doctor will be able to fully determine the correct safe dose for you to take. Never self medicate or double dose as the risk of side effects will be heightened.

Licab (Lithium Carbonate) tablets should normally be taken alongside a meal, or shortly after.

Take special care to ensure you are always adequately hydrated while taking Licab.

Side effects
Common side effects reported by patients taking Licab (Lithium Carbonate)include those listed below. If any become uncomfortable or worrying, inform your doctor as soon as you can. He/she may wish to alter your dosage to help reduce the severity of the side effect(s).

• Nausea
• Abdomen pain
• Vomiting
• Gassiness
• Drowsiness
• Muscular weakness
• Tremors and shakes
• Symptoms of infection
• Unusual increase in urination
• Unusual increase in thirst

Precautions
Disclose any of the following to your doctor before you begin using Licab.

• If you consume alcohol or tobacco
• If you have any allergies you have
• If you are pregnancy or currently breastfeeding
• If you are taking any other medication, whether non-prescription, prescription, supplements or vitamins
• If you have any other existing conditions

Licab (Lithium Carbonate) can make some patients feel drowsy, dizzy, or weak, decreasing concentration levels. As a result it is strongly recommended you avoid driving or operating any heavy machinery until you are fully aware how your body reacts to the medication.