Mouth Dystonia And Depression
Tofranil overdose; Janimine overdose
Symptoms
Agitation Blurred vision Breathing slowed and labored Coma - Confusion
Constipation Convulsions - Enlarged pupils in the eye
- Delirium (decline in attention and mental process)
- Dizziness
Drowsiness - Dry mouth
- Hallucinations
Irregular heartbeat - Low blood pressure
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Muscle rigidity and spasms Restlessness - Seizures
- Skin flushing
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Stupor (lack of alertness) Shock Uncoordinated movement Urinary hesitancy Vomiting
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