Cold sweats

Acute Nicotine is a very toxic drug in acute high doses (Taylor 1996). The lethal dose in adult humans is approximately 60 mg. Symptoms of acute poisoning include headache, dizziness, salivation, cold sweats, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Sensory disturbances, confusion, and convulsions also occur. Blood pressure drops, the pulse becomes weak and irregular, and respiration becomes difficult. Death usually results from respiratory failure. 

Amyl nitrite Mild transitory headache, dizziness, and flushing of the face. The following adverse reactions may occur in susceptible patients cold sweat, hypotension, involuntary passing of urine and feces, nausea, pallor, restlessness, syncope, tachycardia, vomiting, weakness. 

Drug abuse and dependence Prolonged abuse of ephedrine can lead to symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia. Patients exhibit such signs as tachycardia, poor nutrition and hygiene, fever, cold sweat, and dilated pupils. Some measure of tolerance develops, but addiction does not occur. 

SYMPTOMS - Onset varies from SO minutes to 24 hours. They begin with vomiting, diarrhea, stomach oain, and cold sweats. The victim begins to weaken, heartbeat becomes irregular, and after2 to3 days, he apses into a coma. Death usually follows in 5 to 10 days, depending on the dosage. If he improves on the third day, recovery is likely. If he remains the same or worsens, death will soon occur. 

Fasting blood sugar levels and watch for hypoglycemia (cold sweating, tremors, tachycardia, hunger, anxiety)... 

In one study, an inverse agonist was administered to human subjects producing anxiety, terror, cold sweats, tremor, agitation, fear of impending death, and intense inner strain (12). BZD antagonists apparently lack intrinsic activity, but may have both agonist and inverse agonist effects ( 13). For example, they are reported to reverse the increased anxiety that may occur after withdrawal of chronic BZD or alcohol use, and to reverse BZD-caused amnestic effects (14, 15,16 and 17). 

Fagopyrum esculentum Moench China Rutin, quercetin, caffeic acid, orientin, homoorientin, vitexin, saponaretin, cyanidin, leucoanthocyanin. Seeds contain amylase, linamarase, maltase, phosphatides, protease, quercitol, rhamnose, urease.48-50 For colic and diarrhea, stop cold sweats. 

Chest Bi syndrome Severe chest pain, breathlessness, cold sweats, extremely cold limbs and very deep and weak pulse. 

This formula is used at the critical time of Yang collapse. Patients can gradually lose consciousness, have cold sweats, extremely cold limbs and a very deep and weak pulse. In this formula, two strong herbs are chosen. 

Hypoglycemia (anxious feeling, cold sweats, confusion, cool, pale skin, difficulty in concentration, drowsiness, excessive hunger, headache, nausea, nervousness, rapid pulse, shakiness, unusual tiredness or weakness, vision changes)... 

Bg Cold Sweating.—In America, especially in Now York, New Hampshire, and in many parts of the Northern division of Pennsylvania, a process is in general use, called tho cold sweating, by which the hair can he removed,. and a yield of leather estimated at seventy to eighty per cent, acquired whilst, by oHier means employed, such as by steam and lime depilation, not more than thirty to forty per cent, of the dry hides are retained... 

Let me say up front Insulin can be deadly. Too high a dosage combined with too low an amount of carbohydrates can induce coma, brain damage, dizziness, cold sweats, blurred vision and other very bad negative side effects. Death is not reversible, nor is brain damage. This is not an endorsement of the protocols reported upon or even those I have previously experienced personally. 

This toxic protein is contained in caster seeds but does not pass into the oil. Similar phytotoxins occur in croton seeds (Crotin) jequirity seeds (Abrin) the bark of the locust tree, Robinia pseudo-acacia (Robin) and in the seeds of some leguminous plants (Phasin). The last is but weakly toxic. Ricin is responsible for the toxic effects on eating castor seeds 5 or 6 of these are fatal to a child, 20 to adults, and 3 or 4 seeds may cause violent gastroenteritis with nausea, headache, persistent vomiting, colic, sometimes bloody diarrhea, thirst, emaciation, and great debility. The symptoms usually do not set in until after several days. More severe intoxications cause small frequent pulse, cold sweat, icterus, and convulsions. Death occurs in 6 to 8 d, from the convulsions or from exhaustion. The fatality rate is about 6%. This low fatality rate is due to the destruction of the poison in the alimentary canal. The treatment would be evacuant and symptomatic. Usually, 3 to 10 d are required to complete recovery. 

PCP is an addictive drug, both mentally and physically. This means that regular users can find it difficult to stop taking the drug. Physical symptoms of withdrawal from PCP include depression, anxiety, belligerence, tremor, cold sweats, stomach upset, and numbed emotions. 

The physical effects of withdrawal from PCP include anxiety, tremor, gastrointestinal upset, and cold sweats. To a certain degree, these symptoms can be controlled with medication. 

Can I walk the dog he asked the gastroenterologist when they were discharged. Play with the kids n that Slip bid him goodbye and walked down Victoria Street, she was fine, it was nothing. Then black behind the eyes, cold sweat, made it to the bus stop. Waited and waited through the three o clock changeover, eventually catching a cab home. 

Cold Sweats This side effect causes the user to sweat for no apparent reason. The user easily sweats through clothes and normal attire after an hour, and no amount of antiperspirant will stop the effect. Frequent users sweat so profusely as to suffer a -2 penalty on Charisma-based checks in addition, users require twice as much water as normal for the duration of this effect. Cost -1... 

Dehydration The user cannot retain water and suffers from symptoms such as cottonmouth and dry eyes. Cold sweats, diarrhea, and nausea usually accompany these side effects. Frequent users of this drag suffer a -2 penalty to all Constitution-based checks for the duration of this drag or chemical agent s side effects. 

Used as an eyewash and in external ointments Nausea, diarrhea, headache, cold sweat, subnormal temperature, rash, collapse... 

Nausea diarrhea headache cold sweat subnormal temperature rash collapse... 

Cotton Poisoning CoUon poisoning is the term used to describe the body s reaction to a particle of fiber, like cotton, or of some other foreign substance that gets injected into the bloodstream. It usually appears in two to four hours after injection and causes muscle cramps, chills, cold sweats, and nausea. After two or three hours of discomfort, It usually passes away, leaving the victim exhausted. 

Symptoms of acute toxicity include nausea, salivation, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, cold sweat, headache, dizziness, and disturbed hearing and vision. 

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