Common Joint pain, Insomnia (difficulty in sleeping), Peripheral edema, Influenza like symptoms, Depression, Dyspepsia, Cough.

Expert advice for Jumex Tablet

Inform the doctor if you are suffering from hypertension, chest pain, palpitation (thumping, pounding or fluttering sensation in the chest), irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), liver or kidney problems, stomach ulcers, sleep problems, glucose intolerance, and phenylketonuria (an inherited condition in which a special diet must be followed to prevent mental retardation).
Inform the doctor if you are being treated for any mental illness or have history of any unusual urges and/or behaviors (such as excessive gambling or excessive sexual behavior).
Seek advice if you are planning to undergo any surgery as selegiline may interfere with general anaesthetics.
Do not drink alcohol as it may worsen the side effects.
Do not drive or operate any machinery if selegiline affects your alertness.
At least 14 days should lapse between the discontinuation of selegiline and initiation of treatment with any drug known to interact with selegiline such as moclobemide, rasagiline, antidepressants, etc.

Q. Is Jumex safe?
Jumex is safe if used at doses and for duration advised by your doctor

Q. Is Jumex a stimulant?
Jumex can stimulate the brain to cause mood changes, anxiety, agitation, hallucinations, confusion, sleep disturbances etc

Q. Is Jumex addictive?
Jumex is not addictive

Q. Is selegiline a dopamine agonist?
Selegiline is not a dopamine agonist. It enhances the action of dopamine (either natural dopamine or dopamine obtained from conversion of levodopa) in brain by preventing its breakdown

Q. Does Jumex need to be tapered?
Jumex needs to be tapered and should not be suddenly stopped as it may cause fever, sweating, stiff muscles, and loss of consciousness if abruptly discontinued

Q. Is Jumex neuroprotective?
Jumex is neuroprotective as it slows the progression of Parkinson's disease

Q. Does Jumex cause weight loss/weight gain?
Jumex causes weight loss.