Most patients take medication with the hope that it will improve their symptoms. However, sometimes medication can make patients feel worse, and nausea when taking medication is one of the most common side effects reported in clinical practice.

Several medications are used to treat anxiety disorders, such as Ambien, Belsomra, and Lunesta. However, there's another commonly used to help people fall asleep: an antidepressant which has been around for decades called Trazodone. It's often used as a sleep aid due to its sedative effects. So, does Trazodone treat anxiety effectively? Find out more articles below.

Sulpiride (also known as Sulpirid) is a benzamide derivative antipsychotic, with antidepressant effects, selectively inhibiting dopamine receptors (D2, D3, D4).

Sulpiride 50mg is a medication that affects the nervous system. Its main active ingredient is sulpiride, part of the benzamide drug group, which is used to treat depression and the positive symptoms of schizophrenia (e.g., hallucinations and delusions). Let’s explore its uses and how to take it safely.