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What Causes Excessive Sleepiness After Taking Tartan Tablet?

Hi my husband has vascular dementia and is presently in care, sometimes he gets agitated and they put him on a new drug called tartin, he seems very sleepy on that drug, I cannot find information on that drug my email address YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 13 Apr 2016
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Hello dear Greetings
Regarding your husband symptoms of excessive sleepiness following usage of tartan for agitation with associated history of vascular dementia I am suggesting that prescription is in order
Tartan is a sedative agent that controls agitation aggressive behavior and emotional disturbance
In view of this please let him see a neuropsychiatric specialist for further clinical assessment
I hope this helps
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What Causes Excessive Sleepiness After Taking Tartan Tablet?

Hello dear Greetings Regarding your husband symptoms of excessive sleepiness following usage of tartan for agitation with associated history of vascular dementia I am suggesting that prescription is in order Tartan is a sedative agent that controls agitation aggressive behavior and emotional disturbance In view of this please let him see a neuropsychiatric specialist for further clinical assessment I hope this helps