Convulsions

... his gerbil. It was just sitting there staring up at me and it's hind leg slightly twitching. Later on it started rolling around an having violent convulsions. This went on for roughly 10 to 15 minutes. We assumed it was on it's way out even though it's only a couple of months old. I did some research ...

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... Restlessness [277.1-68] __ Respiration, decreased [277.1-69] __ Respiratory paralysis [277.1-70] __ Retinal artery spasm [277.1-71] __ Seizures (convulsions) [277.1-72] __ Sensory disorders [277.1-73] __ Skin lesions, blisters, or ulcers [277.1-74] __ Sweating, profuse [277.1-75] __ Tachycardia ...

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... a well-tolerated drug, can cause severe neurological side effects, whereas metronidazole, in high cumulative doses, has been associated with convulsions and rarely with hepatotoxicity. Dapsone is associated with frequent hematologic side effects, such as methemoglobinemia, hemolysis, and ...

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... a garlic-like odor to the breath and sweat. Heavy exposure may result in headache, drowsiness, metallic taste, loss of appetite, nausea, tremors, convulsions, and respiratory arrest. (CdSe) Danger through skin absorption. To the best of our knowledge the acute and chronic toxicity of this substance ...

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... sedation. Postural hypotension may result from blockage of the alpha-1-adrenoceptors. [5,6] Signs of acute toxicity include tremor, sedation and convulsions. Oral LD50 range from 10 g.kg-1 in guinea pigs to 40 mg.kg-1 in dogs. Chronic toxicity has not been reported. Use in dermatology Patients ...

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