ELCIT

Main information

Trade name:
ELCIT 10 TAB

Active ingredient:
Escitalopram

Available from:
Elite Ph.

Dosage:
5MG

Pharmaceutical form:
TAB

Composition:
10

Medicine domain:
Humans

Medicine type:
Allopathic drug

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Localization

Available in:
India

Language:
English

Other information

Status

Source:
Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

Last update:
09-08-2016

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3-1-2012

Danish Pharmacovigilance Update, 15 December 2011

Among the topics covered in this issue of Danish Pharmacovigilance Update are: Atomoxetine (Strattera®) and the risk of increased blood pressure and heart rate, increased suspicion of risk of congenital malformations with the antiepileptic topiramate (Topimax® and others), and new recommendations for the antidepressant escitalopram.

Danish Medicines Agency

7-10-2011

Changed reimbursement for medicines for depression and anxiety as of 5 March 2012

With effect from 5 March 2012, the reimbursement is changed for certain medicinal products for treatment of depression and anxiety (antidepressants and anxiolytics). Based on the Reimbursement Committee's recommendation, the Danish Medicines Agency has decided that in future the general rule is that treatment with inexpensive medicines (e.g. sertraline and citalopram) must be attempted before reimbursement can be granted for more expensive medicines (e.g. escitalopram, duloxetine, pregabalin and agomelat...