There is no such thing as which anxiolytic is better, tandospiroxone or buspirone. Different patients have different sensitivities and responses to the drugs, so the anxiolytic effect varies from person to person.
The mechanism of action of both is through the agonization of the presynaptic membrane 5-hydroxytryptamine 1A receptor and the postsynaptic membrane 5-hydroxytryptamine 1A receptor, so as to produce anxiolytic effect. And are commonly used in the treatment of anxiety disorders caused by various neurological and somatic diseases, its anxiolytic effect is the same, mainly because of the patient’s own sensitivity to the drug and the drug response decision.
Some patients may experience dizziness, dry mouth, gastrointestinal disorders and other adverse reactions after taking these two anti-anxiety drugs. Allergic to the drug, pregnant women, epilepsy and glaucoma patients are prohibited.
Patients with anxiety disorders should be guided by their doctors in the choice of drugs, and should go to the hospital in time for examination and treatment when adverse reactions occur.