Common Serotonin Blockers
- Airways and lungs
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Breathing trouble - No breathing
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Wheezing (in people who have asthma)
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- Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
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Blurred vision -
Double vision
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- Heart and blood
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Irregular heartbeat -
Lightheadedness - Low blood pressure
- Heartbeat -
rapid orslow - Heart failure
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Shock
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- Nervous system
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Coma -
Confusion -
Convulsions - Drowsiness
- Excessive sweating
- Fever
- Nervousness
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Weakness
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Low blood sugar is common in children with this type of overdose, and can lead to nervous system symptoms.
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