Libotryp (amitriptyline 12.5 mg + chlordiazepoxide 5 mg) may cause mild memory or thinking changes in some individuals, such as drowsiness, slowed thinking, or difficulty forming new memories. These effects are usually temporary, dose-related, and more likely in older adults or with longer use. For most people at this low dose, significant memory problems are uncommon, and any mild effects generally resolve after stopping or tapering the medication under a doctor’s supervision, making it a safe and effective option for managing anxiety or related conditions when used as prescribed.

Experiencing brain zaps after missing a dose can happen with some medicines used for depression, including Libotryp. This usually occurs when the medicine is stopped suddenly or a dose is missed. Try to take the tablet at the same time every day and avoid skipping doses. If you frequently experience these symptoms or want to stop the medicine, consult your doctor, as the dose may need to be adjusted or reduced gradually to prevent such effects.