In addition to its beneficial effects, some medicines may produce unwanted adverse side effects. While not all of these negative side effects are likely to occur, if they occur, they might require medical attention.
Consult your physician immediately If any of the following adverse effects happen:
The signs of an overdose:
- Drowsiness
- dry mouth
- Increased thirst
- Loss of appetite
- mood shifts
- No, any pulse, blood pressure, or heartbeat
- a sensation of tingling or numbness in your hands or feet
- unconsciousness
Specific side effects can be experienced, which usually don’t require medical care. One can eliminate these side effects after treatment as your body adjusts. Additionally, your doctor might be able to inform you of ways to avoid or minimize the impact of these adverse effects. Talk to your doctor if any of these adverse effects persist or are uncomfortable or if you have questions regarding these:
- It is unknown if the cause of the incident.
- Ringing, buzzing, and continuing or some other strange sounding within the ears
- Darkening of the skin
- the sensation of continuous motion of oneself or the surrounding
- hair loss or thinness of the hair
- an increase in the sensitivity of the skin to the sun
- irritability
- Appetit loss
- nausea
- Redness or other discoloration on the skin
- the sensation of spinning
- severe sunburn
- Shaking and unstable walk
- Eye movements that are not controlled
- instabilities, trembling, or other issues in coordination or muscle control
- vomiting
- weight loss
Other adverse side effects that are not mentioned may occur in certain patients. If you suffer any other symptoms, it is important to consult a medical professional.