toxic psychosis

Mepacrine is not the drug of choice because side effects are common, including toxic psychosis, and may cause permanent damage.

Outbreak of acute toxic psychosis attributed to Mucuna pruriens.

Later on" a toxic psychosis, with delusions, hallucinations, paranoia.

Frequent and long-term usage at very high doses could possibly lead to toxic psychosis and other permanent psychological problems.

The combination of these chemically related drugs resulted in an acute toxic psychosis marked by hallucinations, terror and restless agitation.

Perhaps only she could have subdued him so easily, because even during an episode of full-blown toxic psychosis, Uncle Crank was afraid of his wife.

Euphoria, disorientation, behavioural change, mydriasis, acute toxic psychosis, and coma may be misconstrued as a primary psychiatric illness.

Withdrawal from benzodiazepines should be gradual as abrupt withdrawal from high doses of benzodiazepines may cause confusion, toxic psychosis, convulsions, or a condition resembling delirium tremens.

Joel Fort, MD, savior of the psychedelically lost, enlisted people like us to counsel burnouts, some with toxic psychosis from bad acid laced with stuff like Strychnine and Drano.

Fluoroquinolone drugs, fluoroquinolone use has been linked to serious cases of toxic psychosis that have been reported to be irreversible and permanent, see Fluoroquinolone toxicity The related quinoline derivative mefloquine (Lariam) has also been associated with psychosis.

These reactions may manifest as extreme anxiety, panic attacks, depression, anhedonia, cognitive dysfunction (or brain fog), depersonalization, paranoia, hallucinations, toxic psychosis, seizures, tremors, taste perversions, abnormal dreams, chronic insomnia, vertigo, delirium, suicidal thoughts, and usually involves all five senses.

She evaluates the counterclaims of the skeptics, who argue that it's all a fantasy associated with fear of death, or if not that, then it's a hallucination associated with toxic psychosis, or if not that, then it's an artifact of the interview technique, etc.

If you do enough methamphetamine, byproducts of phenyl-2-propanone, a chemical used in the manufacturing of the drug, begin to accumulate in your brain tissue, and if you're as dedicated to amped-up recreation as Crank had been, eventually you'll experience toxic psychosis, which is maybe less fun than being eaten alive by fire ants, though not a whole lot less.