Drug Side Effects

Side effects of improper use (i.e. snorting, smoking, or ingesting) of bath salts include:

Dizziness and vomiting

Profuse sweating

Agitation and paranoia

Insomnia

Hallucinations

Seizures

Increased heart rate and chest pains

Suicidal thoughts

Panic attacks and psychosis

Death

There are so many articles on the internet warning of the dangers of new "high". These are not normal bath salts (they are also marketed as plant food) and have been designed to act in a manner similar to crack cocaine.

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No. Weed does not cause aggressive behavior, if anything, it promotes the opposite.

However, some studies have shown that during "withdrawal" from marijuana use, aggressive behavior can actually increase.

If your taking an expectorant it is for clearing thick mucus out of your lungs and the way you clear it is by coughing. First take a deep breath (as much as you can) and and start a cough, spit in to a tissue (do not swallow what is produced), breath again (get your breath back) and start the process again. Take your time trying to clear your lungs of the mucus by coughing or you can sometimes cause to much pressure in your lungs and can burst small blood vessels causing you to spit red blood (frank blood if this happens more than three times in 24 hours contact medical advice without fail) Take your time and let the expectorant work, if there is no improvement after 48 hours contact your doctor !

Lortab is identical to Vicodin - it is a combination of hydrocodone and paracetomol (acetaminophen). If you are truly diagnosed allergic to Codeine (hydrocodone), you should not take it. Allergy to acetaminophen is extremely rare.

my son has end stage kidney failure and he was prescribed methadone and baclofen. after taking 4 doses of baclofen he stated having seizures and muscle spacicisity. He is still in the hospital with possible brain damage. There is another case in New York state where a man sued and won $800,000.00 from a bad reaction to the same thing of off label use. Be careful.

the answers to that question are endless. many medications have can have empowering or weakening effects on other medicines, and some medicines can increase or decrease blood levels of others. if you are wondering about two specific drugs, try asking again with those drugs or just go to their category.

0.4% w/v in your blood is the lethal does of alcohol.

A liter of hard liquor, such as spirits or vodka.

What are the side effects of cassia leaves?

Cassia Seed

The anthra-glucoside it contains has a laxative effect.

It can also contract the uterus.

Cassia seed water infusion can inhibit dermatomyces, while its alcohol infusion

can inhibit staphylococcus, bacillus diphtheriae, bacillus coli, typhoid and paratyphoid bacillus.

Cassia seed should be avoided by anyone who has qi (energy) deficiency with loose stools.

can also cause health ailments like obesity, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and psoriasis.

It can also contract the uterus, hence, should be avoided by young or pregnant women.

Cassia seed has the potential to exhibit gastrointestinal side effects like gas,

diarrhea and nausea along with drowsiness, anxiety and muscle spasms.

Since, cassia seed can lower a person's blood pressure,

it is not recommended to be taken by people who are presently using blood pressure medications.

In fact, it should also be avoided by patients who have Qi deficiency along with loose bowel movements. Read more on herbs.

Although, cassia seed health benefits far exceed its side effects, excess of anything is harmful and so is applicable to cassia seed also.

Hence, to overcome cassia seed side effects and have its maximum benefits,

it should only be taken under a doctor's supervision.

Antronex what is the contraindications for this drug?

The side effects of HCG or HCG Injections mainly are minimal based on our results of many customers that have taken our product/hcg injections kit. Much of the side effects are due to the low calorie diet and not the HCG itself.

Since the amount of HCG you take for the HCG Injections Diet is much lower than taken for fertility or other uses, it is much less of a risk.

Women can be sensitive because the hCG hormones act as those found naturally in the body. However, this is the reason that many take HCG when on a restrictive diet, mainly so they don't feel hungry and weight loss is mainly pulled from fat cells vs muscle.

Main side effects are as follows (these side effects are less common in the low doses associated with the hCG diet.).

- headache

- sleeplessness

- dry skin and mild irritation

Again side effects are rare, especially with the low dosage used in the HCG diet. Injections seem to be more effective vs drops (do not use homeopathic drops since they do not contain actual HCG).

The site <a href="http://buyhcginjections.co" title="hcg injections diet" >HCG Injections diet - Complete HCG</a> has been the best site for purchasing the full kit and HCG Injections support.

Disclaimer: hCG is a drug, which has not been approved by the food and drug administration as safe and effective in the treatment of obesity or weight control. There is no substantial evidence that HCG increases weight loss beyond that resulting from caloric restriction, that it causes a more attractive or "normal" distribution of fat, or that it decreases the hunger and discomfort associated with calorie-restrictive diets.

Indications when using Chloroquine: for suppressive treatment and for acute attacks of malaria. Common side effects are: * diarrhea * difficulty in seeing to read * headache * itching * loss of appetite * nausea or vomiting * stomach cramps or pain These symptoms should disappear as the body gets use to the medication. Check with your doctor if unusual symptoms persist.

DO a search on Google for Drug interactions and then type in the medicines name and wala it will tell you as much info as a pharmacist. or use this one http://www.drugstore.com/pharmacy/drugchecker/

dryness or soreness of throat hoarseness or voice changes tender, swollen glands in neck numbness, prickling, "pins and needles," or tingling feelings loss of appetite or weight loss

The veins in your penis are usually a vehicle for drug injections.

Quick reminder that drug addicts sometimes have to amputate the arms they use to inject themselves, just below the should. Imagine that... on your penis. Think twice.

Yes, clonazepam can have side effects, which may include drowsiness, dizziness, fatigue, and coordination problems. Other potential side effects can include memory issues, irritability, and respiratory depression, especially when combined with other central nervous system depressants. It's important to use clonazepam under the guidance of a healthcare provider to minimize risks and monitor for adverse effects.

You would likely feel tired and fall asleep. I don't see it being any more effective than taking it orally.

You would also get an amazingly bitter taste in your mouth.

Histamines are produced in the body when the body perceives something as a foreign body. Allergens also cause the production of histamines and hence antihistamines are used in case of an allergic attack.

I just had a cortisone shot in my shoulder 2 weeks ago and have been noticing random cramps in legs and feet fairly regularly since then. I've considered the possibility that it could be an effect of reduction in my vigorous exercise (though usually I tend to have occasional leg cramps after I exercise, and then it's mostly when I haven't been going quite as often); I've considered it could be somehow a result of my sloppy diet lately. But really the cortisone injection seems the most reasonable culprit to me. Found this question doing a google search to see if there's any known connection.

Some antibiotics may cause false positives for opiates:

"A total of 13 quinolone antibiotics were solubilized to represent expected urinary concentrations for testing via 5 different commercial immonoassays (levofloxacin [levaquin], ofloxacin [floxin], gatifloxacin, enoxacin, moxifloxacin, sparfloxacin, pefloxacin, trovafloxacin, lomefloxacin, ciprofloxacin [cipro], cinafloxacin, norfloxacin, and nalidixic acid. The assays included EMIT II reagents, AxSYM flourescence polarization immunoassay, CEDIA, Roche Abuscreen OnLine reagents, and Beckman opiate reagents. In vitro testing against a positive concentration of morphine (300 ng/mL) revealed that 9 of the quinolones (levofloxacin, ofloxacin, perfloxacin, enoxacin, gatifloxacin, lomefloxacin, moxifloxacin, ciprofloxacin, and norfloxacin) caused false positives in at least one of the assay systems. The quinolones that cross reacted most often included levofloxacin (4/5), ofloxacin (4/5), perfloxacin (3/5) and enoxacin (2/5)."

Baden LR Horowitz B, Jacoby H Eliopoulos GM Quinolones and false positive urine screeing for opiates by immunoassay technology JAMA 2001; 286:3115-3119.

Well, excess consumption of sugar may result in the following:

Cavities

High Blood Sugar

High Cholesterol

and

Increased Energy...........and death immediately.

I am getting off of pain killers and my doc prescibes suboxone. He later added promethazine to enhanse or extend the effects of suboxone and it works well together. I no longer get sick or get that lousy feeling as long as I'm taking suboxone and promethazine together. Had lots of success with the combination.

You can take amoxycillin with or without food, it should make no difference.