Does Sertraline Hydrochloride Work Like A Stimulant?
Desyrel overdose; Deprax overdose; Molipaxin overdose; Thrombran overdose; Trialodine overdose; Trittico overdose
Symptoms
- Airways and lungs
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Difficulty breathing (breathing may stop completely)
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- Heart and blood vessels
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Chest pain -
Irregular heartbeat - Low blood pressure, sometimes leading to fainting
- Slow
heart rate
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- Nervous system
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Coma -
Dizziness -
Drowsiness - Headache
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Insomnia - Seizures
- Uncoordination
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- Other
- Priapism (erection that lasts for more than 4...
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