Trazodone is an antidepressant that is often used to help lift the spirits of those using it. It is often used when other medications have failed. It is used for other purposes as well.

This is a powerful medication and should not be used by others. Taking Trazodone and lexapro together can be dangerous. You should not mix this medicine with other medicines.

The Trazodone side effects can include such things as fainting spells, fast or irregular heartbeat (palpitations), painful erections or other sexual dysfunction, skin rash, trembling, blurred vision, constipation, drowsiness, dizziness, dry mouth, headache, muscle aches or pains, nausea, vomiting, unusual tiredness, or weakness.

If you experience the side effects of Trazodone you should consult with your primary health care provider as soon as possible. You must be cautious against Trazodone overdose which can occur if you take more of your medicine than you are ordered to take.

You should not use Trazodone for blood pressure problems. And you should not use Trazodone if pregnancy is suspected. In addition, you should not take Trazodone and grapefruit juice at the same time. Your primary health care provider can explain these issues to you when he prescribes the medication.

The Trazodone anti-depressant medication is also used for other purpose, but these must be determined by your primary health care provider. He or she will also order the proper Trazodone dosage that is right for you.

Trazodone + loss of smell has been reported. You can ask your primary health care provider about this symptom of the medicine.

In some people, using Trazodone for snoring problems has been successful. Again, only your primary health care provider can recommend this use of the medication for this problem.

You may encounter while using Trazodone a sweating issue. Your primary health care provider can explain this to you and offer suggestions on how to deal with it.

Trazodone for sleep problems has been successful in some people. It can also be used in some people who have panic attacks. You do not inject Trazodone; this medication is taken by mouth. If you have any questions about this medication you must speak with your doctor and then follow his or her guidance in the matter. Abusing this medication can be dangerous. You should never share this medication with other people and you should not begin taking other medications until you first clear it with your doctor.