Stopping Librax

What is the best way to stop taking Librax for a sleepy senior citizen and long-time Librax user?

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Hello, Tara! How are you?

Has the patients doctor instructed them to stop taking it?

After being on it for so many years, it is likely best to do a gradual taper, by slowly lowering the dose, while skipping doses. Their doctor should be able to help them set up a proper taper schedule.

As listed by the FDA, a sudden stop could result in rebound effects, such as abdominal pain, cramping and constipation.

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