What is Soma | How it is used for pain relaxation

Posted by Buy Soma Onliner on December 17th, 2020

Soma is an effective medication that works by blocking pain sensations between the nerves and the brain. This medicine is also accessible as the generic version known as Carisoprodol. Both the generic and the brand versions are the same and work the same, but sometimes price may vary.

What is Soma used for?
The doctor prescribes Soma for pain; by blocking pain sensation, it reduces pain and
discomfort. Soma effects cause muscle relaxation and sedation; because of these effects, the
doctor also prescribes Soma for anxiety.

The Carisoprodol effects begin to take place under 30 minutes after the consumption. Misusing this medicine can cause adverse side effects.
How long does Soma stay in your system?
After Soma is absorbed, it is then dispersed into smaller substances known as metabolites; these metabolites stay in the user system for longer than the medicine itself.
Soma's half-life is for about 1 to 3 hours; a half-life of medication means how long it takes for half a dose to be removed from the user body. Both Carisoprodol and its metabolite are excreted in the urine.

How to use Soma?
Take this medicine without or with a meal orally as instructed by the doctor, do not increase the
dosage strength, or use it longer than needed.
Your doctor will tell your dosage based on your age, response to treatment, and health condition.
Use this medicine for the short-term for three weeks or less unless instructed by the doctor.
Do not crush, break, or chew Soma pills; swallow the pill whole with water.
An abrupt stop of this medicine can cause withdrawal effects (such as stomach ache, trouble
sleeping, headache, and nausea). To prevent these Soma withdrawal symptoms, you may need
to reduce the use of this medicine slowly over time.
What are the Soma side effects?

Do not use this medicine and call your PCP if you have:
 Seizures
 Agitation
 Hallucinations
 Drowsiness
 Dizziness