Serotonin Syndrome - Occurs when serotonin levels in the brain rise dangerously high. - Symptoms include: - Confusion - Agitation - Muscle twitching - Sweating - Shivering - Diarrhea - Fever - Seizures - Irregular heartbeat - Unconsciousness
Hyponatremia - Sodium levels in the blood drop dangerously low. - Symptoms include: - Confusion - Nausea - Headache - Loss of appetite - Muscle pain - Fatigue - Disorientation - Agitation - Psychosis - Seizures - Coma
Suicidal Thoughts - May occur, especially in people under 25. - Symptoms include: - Worsening of depression - Increased thoughts of suicide or death - Unusual changes in behavior
Allergic Reactions - Symptoms include: - Swelling - Itchy rash - Hives - Blisters - Difficulty breathing
Mania - May occur in people with bipolar disorder. - Symptoms include: - Increased energy and activity - Problems sleeping - Racing thoughts - Impulsive behavior - Extreme elevation of mood - Irritability - Pressured speech
Seizures - May occur, particularly with Wellbutrin (bupropion) and tricyclic antidepressants. - Symptoms include: - Uncontrollable jerking movements - Staring spells - Confusion - Abnormal sensations - Loss of consciousness
Call 911 for seizures that:
Contact your doctor for: