Vomiting, continuous

Notify the physician if nausea or vomiting continues at home... 

While overdoses are uncommon with pure Ecstasy, they do occur. When someone takes too much Ecstasy, he or she may vomit continuously and vigorously, have fast or difficult breathing, or pass out. People with existing heart, kidney, or liver problems are much more likely to suffer from an overdose when taking Ecstasy. 

Precautions A poison by swallowing and skin contact. It has harmful effects on the human body by swallowing. When swallowed it causes confusion, tremors, nausea, or vomiting. Continued exposure causes liver damage. A human mutagen (changes inherited characteristics). Possibly causes cancer in humans. 

The toxic symptoms from inhalation of nickel carbonyl are beUeved to be caused by both nickel metal and carbon monoxide. In many acute cases the symptoms ate headache, di22iQess, nausea, vomiting, fever, and difficulty in breathing. If exposure is continued, unconsciousness follows with subsequent damage to vital organs and death. Iron pentacarbonyl produces symptoms similar to nickel carbonyl but is considered less toxic than nickel carbonyl. 

Itraconazole The drug is taken widi food. Therapy will continue for at least 3 months until infection is controlled. Report unusual fatigue, yellow skin, darkened urine, anorexia, nausea, and vomiting. 

The most common adverse reaction associated with phenobarbital is sedation, which can range from mild sleepiness or drowsiness to somnolence. These dru > may also cause nausea, vomiting, constipation, bradycardia, hypoventilation, skin rash, headache fever, and diarrhea Agitation, rather than sedation, may occur in some patients. Some of these adverse effects may be reduced or eliminated as therapy continues. Occasionally, a slight dosage reduction, without reducing the ability of the drug to control the seizures, will reduce or eliminate some of these adverse reactions. 

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