Pacitane Tablet – For Parkinson’s Disease & Drug-Induced Movement Disorders

What is Pacitane Tablet?

Pacitane Tablet is an anticholinergic medication used to:
✔ Treat Parkinson’s disease (reduces muscle stiffness, tremors, and improves movement)
✔ Manage drug-induced abnormal movements (side effects from antipsychotic medications)

Key Benefits:

• Helps control tremors, stiffness, and balance problems in Parkinson’s disease

• Restores muscle control in drug-induced movement disorders

• Improves daily functioning and quality of life

How to Take:

• Take on an empty stomach to reduce side effects.

• Swallow whole—do not crush, chew, or break the tablet.

• Stick to a fixed schedule for consistent effectiveness.

• Do not stop suddenly—consult your doctor before discontinuing.

Possible Side Effects:

Common (usually mild and temporary):

• Dry mouth (drink water, maintain oral hygiene)

• Blurred vision (avoid driving or using contact lenses)

• Constipation, nausea, vomiting

• Drowsiness or dizziness (avoid activities needing alertness)

Important Safety Information:

• Avoid alcohol (increases drowsiness & dizziness).

• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Not recommended—consult your doctor.

• Driving & Machinery Use: Unsafe—may impair alertness & vision.

• Pre-existing Conditions: Inform your doctor if you have:

  • Glaucoma

  • Heart, liver, or kidney problems

  • Urinary retention issues

• Drug Interactions: Share all medications/supplements with your doctor.

How It Works:

Pacitane blocks acetylcholine (a brain chemical causing muscle stiffness), improving movement control and reducing involuntary muscle spasms.

Missed Dose?

Take as soon as remembered, but skip if close to the next dose. Never double dose.

Why Choose Pacitane?

• Effective for both Parkinson’s and drug-induced movement disorders

• Helps restore mobility and independence

• Must be used as prescribed for best results

Consult your doctor before starting or stopping this medication.