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The medicine shown is Parozep-25. It contains:
  • Paroxetine CR 25 mg: an SSRI antidepressant
  • Clonazepam 0.5 mg: an anti-anxiety/sedative medicine
It is commonly prescribed for anxiety disorders, panic attacks, anxiety with depression, and sometimes severe anxiety-related sleep problems. Clonazepam may help anxiety quickly, while paroxetine usually takes a few weeks to have its full effect.
Important:
  • It is a prescription-only psychiatric medicine.
  • It can cause drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, sexual side effects, or sleep changes.
  • Do not drink alcohol or drive if it makes you sleepy.
  • Clonazepam can cause dependence. Do not stop it suddenly, especially after regular use.
  • Seek urgent help for severe confusion, extreme sleepiness, breathing difficulty, or new/worsening suicidal thoughts.
Use it only as prescribed by the doctor.

My father took this tablet night and ate a 1 Guava fruit , now he is feeling dizziness / vertigo and food stuck at middle of chest ..! What’s the solution

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Take him to the nearest Emergency Department now. A sensation that food is stuck in the middle of the chest after eating can mean food is lodged in the esophagus. This needs urgent medical assessment, especially in an older person.
Call emergency services immediately if he has any of these:
  • Trouble breathing, choking, cannot speak, or turns blue
  • Cannot swallow saliva, is drooling, or keeps vomiting
  • Severe or worsening chest pain
  • Fainting, confusion, extreme sleepiness, or difficulty waking
  • Weakness on one side, facial droop, or slurred speech
Until he is seen:
  • Keep him sitting upright. Do not let him lie down or walk unassisted because of dizziness.
  • Do not give more food, water, juice, pills, or alcohol to try to push it down.
  • Do not induce vomiting and do not try to remove it with fingers.
  • Do not give another dose of Parozep-25 unless a clinician who knows the situation tells you to.
The dizziness can occur with the clonazepam in this tablet, but the chest “food stuck” symptom must not be assumed to be a side effect or due to guava alone. Guidance advises emergency care when someone cannot swallow because food feels stuck in the throat or chest, as noted by the Mayo Clinic dysphagia guidance.

No it’s not chocking it’s like a heaviness in middle of chest and mild sweating

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Chest heaviness in the middle of the chest plus sweating and dizziness can be a heart emergency, even if it feels like indigestion or food heaviness. Call your local emergency number now or go to an Emergency Department by ambulance. Do not wait to see if it settles.
A heart attack can present as pressure, heaviness, fullness, or indigestion, not necessarily severe pain. Older adults may have less typical symptoms. The NHS heart-attack guidance lists chest tightness or squeezing and sweating as emergency warning signs.
While waiting:
  • Keep him resting upright or comfortably semi-reclined.
  • Do not let him drive or walk around. Do not drive him yourself if an ambulance is available.
  • Loosen tight clothing and keep someone with him.
  • Do not give alcohol, more Parozep-25, sedatives, or food.
  • If he becomes unconscious or stops breathing normally, call emergency services and start CPR if you know how.
Tell the emergency team: his age, when symptoms started, that he took clonazepam 0.5 mg with paroxetine CR 25 mg, and any history of diabetes, high BP, cholesterol, smoking, or heart disease.
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