Xanax is a medicational drug that is not recommended for persons allergic to it or one of the other benzodiazepines, like diazepam (valium), oxazepam (serax), chlordiazepoxide (librium), lorazepam (ativan) or clorazepate (tranxene). Taking Xanax while pregnant could cause malformations in a fetus.
Before using Xanax, be sure to talk to your doctor, especially in case you have glaucoma, any breathing problems, kidney disease or liver problems, also if you have in past (or present) a depression or dependence of drugs or alcohol.
The alcohol consumption is contraindicated during the time you are taking Xanax, it can increase the alcohol’s effect. This drug should be taken only by the person for which it was prescribed, as it can be addictive. Do not share Xanax with other persons, especially if that person had an addiction or abuse of drugs. Be certain to put the medication in a safe place where it cannot be found by other people.
