Chlor-Trimeton Side Effects
Chlor-Trimeton is a medication that treats the common cold and allergies. It is classified as an antihistamine. It manages and prevents symptoms such as watery eyes, sneezing, itching, runny nose, itchiness, hives, and skin rash. It works by obstructing histamine's effects within the body. Chlor-Trimeton can produce several different side effects.
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Common Side Effects
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There are various common side effects of this medication. These side effects include anxiety, nervousness, diarrhea, constipation, stomach upset, throwing up, feelings of weakness, difficulty sleeping, nausea, appetite loss, drowsiness, dry throat, nose, or mouth, headache and excitability. If these side effects linger or get worse, notify your doctor.
Serious Side Effects
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Some side effects that are more serious in nature can occur due to Chlor-Trimeton use, also. If you notice signs of serious side effects, you should get emergency medical help. These potentially harmful side effects are hallucinations, not being able to urinate or having difficulty urinating, convulsions, extreme dizziness, tremors, changes in the vision, lightheadedness, and irregular or rapid heartbeat.
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Allergic Reactions
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Some people who take Chlor-Trimeton might also experience extreme allergic reactions to the antihistamine. If you suspect that you are experiencing an allergic reaction, you need to get emergency medical care. Some signs of Chlor-Trimeton allergic reaction are having trouble with breathing, tightness or heaviness of the chest, hives, skin rash and swelling.
Caution
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Take care when considering whether Chlor-Trimeton is a suitable medicine for your allergies or cold. You should inform your doctor of any and all medical conditions and allergies that you might have, especially if you have kidney disease, stomach ulcer, glaucoma, serious constipation, thyroid disorder, enlarged prostate or urination difficulties. Do not take Chlor-Trimeton if you are allergic to chlorpheniramine.
Overdose
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Overdosing on Chlor-Trimeton can result in some possibly serious consequences and requires prompt emergency medical attention. Some symptoms of overdose include dry mouth, stomachache, throwing up, restlessness, dry mouth, nausea, feeling tingly or warm and convulsions.
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