Buspirone is the generic term for an interesting anxiety treatment. It can be used alone or along with other medications to minimize or eliminate both physical and mental symptoms, and it does so without sedation or cognitive impairment that may disrupt day-to-day function. Patients often buy Buspirone because it is not habit-forming and will not produce withdrawal symptoms when treatment ends.

This product should not be use in children under age 16 without doctor approval. Likewise elderly patients are at increased risk of side effects and Buspirone should be used with caution in this population.

Patients usually buy Buspirone under its more widely-recognized name, Buspar.

Product Overview

Buspirone is prescribed for anxiety and, usually off-label, to treat several other mental disorders. It can be used on its own or with other medications, for more of an effect, in all conditions.

Patients commonly buy Buspirone to help with:

• Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
• Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD)
• Clinical depression
• Some symptoms in dementia

The medication calms the mind, allowing patients to relax and think calmly and clearly, which has obvious benefits to nearly every aspect of life. Buspirone also helps with physical symptoms, such as pounding heartbeat or muscle aches. It has been shown to improve focus and impulse control in ADHD, reduce irritability and aggression in dementia, and improve sexual desire in individuals experiencing HSDD.

Buspirone also alleviates:

• Restlessness
• Jumpiness
• Fidgeting
• Jitteriness
• Irritability
• Obsessive worry
• Difficulty sleeping
• Pounding heartbeat
• Sweating
• Muscle aches
• Tension

Ideally a doctor will determine dosage, who can take into account other medications being taken, patient response, and other personal variables. Note that patients should not buy Buspirone to treat bipolar disorder without explicit doctor approval.

Managing GAD

Buspirone comes in tablets, taken three times per day. With or without food is optional, but once a decision is made it should be adhered to---the medication is absorbed differently depending on whether the patient has a full or empty stomach. In the interest of keeping consistent levels in the body, it should be taken always with food or always without food.

Tablets come in 5 mg or 10 mg strengths. GAD treatment typically consists of:

• Treatment starts with 15 mg per day, taken in three 5 mg doses.
• If not producing significant effects after two or three weeks, dosage may be increased to 30 mg per day, taken in three 10 mg doses.

Patients may continue to buy Buspirone for as long as it provides benefit, assuming no serious side effects develop. Treatment may cease without concern for withdrawal symptoms if no longer providing benefit or if side effects become disruptive.

Dosage may vary to some degree according to other medications being taken. Duration of treatment is rather variable; it may span months or years. It takes at least a week or two of regular treatment to see full benefit, though it may rarely be used as-needed in mild cases.

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A prescription is required to buy Buspirone from Kiwi Drug; those who don't have one may qualify to be issued one by our online doctor. Simply add the product to your cart, begin checkout, and answer a few questions about your medical history and other medications.

Those who already have a prescription to buy Buspirone will be given options to transfer it to us after completing checkout.

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