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sodium oxybate, soe-dee-um ox-ee-bait, reduce the number, cataplexy, weak, paralyzed muscles, attacks in people with narcolepsy, with my healthcare professional's prescription, can only get it from one central pharmacy, before you use sodium oxybate my healthcare professional should teach you about the safe and effective use, cannot get the medicine until you have read the information the pharmacy will send you about sodium oxybate, sodium oxybate, dosage forms, oral, oral solution, sodium oxybate is a schedule iii, federally controlled substance, this means that if you sell, distribute, give my medicine to anyone else, use my sodium oxybate for purposes other than what it was prescribed for, punished under federal and state law by jail and fines, sodium oxybate should be used only by you, as prescribed by my healthcare professional, using the medicine, weighed against the good it will do, this is a decision you, healthcare professional will make, for sodium oxybate, allergies tell my healthcare professional, allergic reaction to sodium oxybate, also tell my healthcare professional, allergic to any other substances, foods, preservatives, dyes, sodium oxybate has not been studied in pregnant women, studies in animals, sodium oxybate may slow weight gain in baby animals, make sure my healthcare professional knows, pregnant, may become pregnant, when breast-feeding (Ency), not known whether sodium oxybate passes into human breast milk, sodium oxybate is not recommended during breast-feeding, unwanted effects in nursing babies, tell my healthcare professional, breast feeding, studies in this medicine have only been done in adult patients, there is no specific information comparing the use, sodium oxybate in children with other age groups, elderly patients, sensitive to the effects, sodium oxybate, this may increase the chance, side effects during treatment especially difficulty in movement, in thinking, an interaction might occur, healthcare professional may ask, change the dose, when you are taking sodium oxybate, healthcare professional and pharmacist know, central nervous system depressants, medicines that make you drowsy, less alert, alcohol, especially sedatives, drugs that relax you, e.g, valium, diazepam, xanax, alprazolam, hypnotics, drugs that help you sleep, e.g, dalmane, flurazepam, may increase the chance, serious side effects if taken when you are using sodium oxybate other medical problems, sodium oxybate, make sure you tell my healthcare professional, any other medical problems, breathing problems, hypopnea, abnormally slow, shallow breathing, sleep apnea, stopping breathing during sleep)use, sodium oxybate may make these conditions worse, depression, suicide, attempted, sodium oxybate may worsen these conditions, drug abuse, dependence, dependence on sodium oxybate, more likely to develop, heart failure (Ency), hypertension, high blood pressure (Ency), kidney problems, sodium in this medicine may make these conditions worse, liver problems, may increase the amount, sodium oxybate, body and a smaller dose, succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase deficiency, a rare, inborn metabolism deficiency, sodium oxybate should not be taken, sodium oxybate will be different for different patients, follow my healthcare professional's orders, the directions, medication guide that comes with my medicine, carefully read and follow all instructions before using sodium oxybate, healthcare professional, must instruct you, safe and effective use, sodium oxybate, any questions about sodium oxybate, ask my healthcare professional, call the central pharmacy that sent you the medicine at the toll free number 1 “866 “997 “3688, the average doses, sodium oxybate, dose is different, do not change it unless my healthcare professional tells, for oral, dosage form, oral solution, for treatment, cataplexy, 2.25 grams given at bedtime and repeated one time during the night, the first dose should be taken at bedtime, second dose taken 2.5 to 4 hours later, the dose will be increased as needed by my healthcare professional up to a maximum, 9 grams, food will decrease the amount, sodium oxybate that is absorbed by my body, it it best, take this medicine several hours after a meal, sodium oxybate causes sleep very quickly, take it only at bedtime and while in bed, drink all, the first dose while sitting in bed, recap the cup, then lie down, right before going to sleep place my second dose, already prepared, in a secure location, locked, near my bed, may need to set an alarm to wake up, take the second dose, when you wake up, take the second dose, remove the cap from the second dosing cup, while sitting in bed, drink all, the second dose right before lying down to continue sleeping, recap the second cup, take sodium oxybate, must first mix it with water, healthcare professional, medication guide that comes with my medicine will tell you, prepare sodium oxybate, prepare both doses before bedtime, place the caps provided on the dosing cups and turn each cap so it locks in its child resistant position, if i miss a dose, miss the second dose, skip that dose and do not take sodium oxybate again until the next day, never take two doses, sodium oxybate at the same time, any questions about this ask my healthcare professional, store, original bottle in a safe and secure place, locked up if appropriate, keep out, the reach, children and pets, do not keep any outdated medicine, medicine that is no longer needed, pour any unused sodium oxybate down the drain, destroy the drug name on the label with a marker when you are finished with the medicine, place the empty bottle, trash so, not used for illegal purposes, precautions, know the side effects, very important, healthcare professional check my progress at regular visits to make sure the medicine is working properly, for any unwanted effects, this is especially important for elderly patients who, more sensitive to the effects, do not take other medicines unless they, discussed with my healthcare professional, will add to the effects, cns depressants, medicines that make you drowsy, less alert, check with my healthcare professional, dentist before taking, taking sodium oxybate, taking sodium oxybate, should not drink alcohol, the effects, alcohol can increase the chance, dangerous side effects, sodium oxybate, other people living, in my house should monitor you for the possibility, sleepwalking, this happens, tell my healthcare professional, before you drive, dizzy, not alert, do not drive a car, operate heavy machinery, perform any activity that is dangerous, requires mental alertness for at least 6 hours after taking sodium oxybate, when you first start taking sodium oxybate, until you know whether it makes you sleepy the next day, use extreme care while driving a car, doing anything else that could be dangerous, needs, be fully mentally alert, side effects, along with its needed effects, some unwanted effects, side effects may occur, may need medical attention, check with my healthcare professional immediately, side effects occur, blurred vision (Ency), burning, crawling, itching, numbness (Ency), prickling, "pins and needles", tingling feeling, change in vision, confusion, discouragement, dizziness (Ency), feeling sad, empty, headache, impaired vision, irritability, appetite, strength, bladder control, interest, pleasure, memory, strength, energy, muscle pain, weakness, nervousness, pounding, ears, problems with memory, sleepwalking, slow, fast heartbeat, tiredness, trouble concentrating, trouble sleeping (Ency), symptoms, overdose get emergency help immediately if, look for symptoms, overdose occur, alternating periods, shallow and deep breathing, bluish lips, skin, not breathing, chest pain (Ency), discomfort, clumsiness, coma, confusion, confusional, agitated combative state, consciousness, depressed, convulsions, drowsiness (Ency), generalized slowing, mental and physical activity, headache, inability to hold bowel movement and/or urine, increased sweating, lightheadedness, dizziness (Ency), fainting, strength, energy, low body temperature, muscle aches, weakness, muscle pain, weakness, shakiness and unsteady walk, shivering, shortness of breath, sleepiness, slow, irregular heartbeat (Ency), trembling, other problems with muscle control, coordination, unusual tiredness (Ency), unusual weak feeling, weak, feeble pulse, vision, blurred, vomiting, side effects may go away during treatment, body adjusts to the medicine, check with my healthcare professional if, side effects continue, bothersome, abdominal pain (Ency), abnormal thinking, acid, sour stomach (Ency), back pain, belching, body aches (Ency), pain, chills, congestion, cold, cough, hoarseness, cramps, diarrhea, dizziness (Ency), dreams, abnormal, dryness, soreness, throat, fear, fever, flu-like symptoms, general feeling, discomfort, illness, heartburn, heavy bleeding, hoarseness, indigestion, joint pain, lower back, side pain, nausea, pain, tenderness around eyes and cheekbones, painful, difficult urination (Ency), runny nose, shivering, shortness of breath, troubled breathing, sleep disorder, sleepiness, unusual drowsiness (Ency), sneezing, sore throat, stomach discomfort, upset, pain, stuffy nose, sweating, tender swollen glands in neck, tightness, chest, wheezing, trouble in swallowing, unusual tiredness (Ency), weakness, voice changes, vomiting, sleeplessness, unable to sleep, other side effects, check with my healthcare professional, brand names, xyrem, other commonly used names are ghb, category anticataplectic