When taking Seroxat some people may have a dry mouth or an upset stomach, which might include diarrhea or vomiting. They may sweat more than usual or feel drowsy or weak but be unable to sleep soundly. Patients may lose their appetite or become constipated, or they may have a rash, which could include itching or swelling in the area of the rash. Men may have difficulty having an erection or may find it difficult to ejaculate. The majority of these effects will lessen with continued use of the medicine.
Patients can occasionally feel dizzy, shaky or restless.
They may feel faint when they stand up or they may experience hallucinations, Very rarely, patients may experience facial, body or muscle spasm or sudden mood changes. There may also be a slight chance that your body's salt balance or any tests for liver function are affected for a while. If you have any problems while taking Seroxat, tell your doctor or pharmacist. Look after your tablets Keep your tablets in the pack with this leaflet. Keep your tablets out of the reach of children.