Parkin-Plus Tablet

Combination Medicine: Trifluoperazine (antipsychotic) + Trihexyphenidyl (anticholinergic)
Used for: Schizophrenia (improves thoughts, mood, muscle control, and reduces stiffness).

Key Points:

• Dosage: Take as prescribed, with/without food, at the same time daily.

• Do NOT stop suddenly – may worsen symptoms.

• Missed Dose? Take ASAP, but skip if close to next dose.

Side Effects:

• Common: Nausea, constipation, dry mouth, dizziness, weight gain, blurred vision, sedation.

• Serious: Orthostatic hypotension (stand slowly), urinary retention, abnormal heart rhythm.

Precautions:

• ❌ Avoid alcohol (increases drowsiness).

• ❌ Avoid driving (may cause confusion/dizziness).

• Consult doctor if: Pregnant/breastfeeding, or have kidney/liver/heart/Parkinson’s/glaucoma.

How It Works:

• Blocks dopamine (improves psychosis) + prevents involuntary movements (side effect of antipsychotic).

Lifestyle Tips:

• Monitor weight (risk of gain).

• Rise slowly to prevent dizziness.

Note: Always follow your doctor’s advice.