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Do we get addicted to Lexa tablet?
Asked by Female, 66 · 3 months ago
Lexa tablet is a combination of melatonin and zolpidem. Melatonin is not habit-forming, but zolpidem can cause dependence if used regularly or for a long time. When taken as prescribed by a doctor for short-term use, this combination is effective and generally safe. Misuse, prolonged use, or unsupervised use can increase the risk of dependence or tolerance.
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Lexa (AMLEXANOX-50MG+LIDOCAINE-20MG) is a combination medication used primarily for oral ulcers and related pain.
- Addiction Potential: Neither Amlexanox nor Lidocaine, in the doses used in this tablet, are known to be addictive.
- Amlexanox is an anti-inflammatory agent that helps heal ulcers.
- Lidocaine is a local anesthetic that numbs the area to relieve pain temporarily.
If used as directed, this medication does not cause dependence or addiction. However, always use it under medical supervision and follow the prescribed dosage. If you have concerns about side effects or prolonged use, discuss them with your doctor for personalized advice and safe use guidance.
Answered 3 months ago