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Post-traumatic stress disorder. The recommended dose is 20 mg per day. In case of insufficient effectiveness when using 20 mg, the dose can be gradually increased by 10 mg per day, depending on the clinical effect, up to 50 mg per day. Long-term use of the preparation  should be reviewed periodically.

Cancellation of paroxetine.

As with other psychiatric preparations, abrupt discontinuation of the preparation should be avoided. During clinical studies, a dose reduction regimen of the preparation was used, which included reducing the daily dose by 10 mg per day with an interval of 1 week. After reaching the dosing regimen of 20 mg, patients took the preparation at this dose for another week before completely canceling it. In the event of the appearance of severe symptoms during a dose reduction or after discontinuation of treatment, it is necessary to decide whether to resume treatment at the previous dose. Later, you can continue to reduce the dose, but at a slower pace.

Elderly patients. Treatment begins with the usual initial dose for adults, which can then be gradually increased to 40 mg per day. There have been cases of an increase in the concentration of paroxetine in the blood plasma of elderly patients, but the range of concentrations in this group of patients coincides with the corresponding range in younger patients.

Children. Paroxetine is not indicated for the treatment of children.

Renal and liver failure. In patients with severe renal insufficiency (creatinine clearance less than 30 ml / min) or hepatic insufficiency, an increase in the concentration of paroxetine in the blood plasma is observed. Therefore, for such patients, the dose should be reduced to the lower end of the dosing range.