Symptoms of Serotonin Syndrome
Here are symptoms of too much serotonin ( Serotonin Syndrome ).
— severe excitement,
—hypomania (excitability,
—hyperactive and
—talkativeness,
—quick anger and
—irritability,
—decreased need for sleep),
—restlessness,
—loss of consciousness,
—confusion,
—disorientation,
—anxiety,
—agitation,
—motor weakness,
—muscle spasms,
—tremor,
—flailing motion of the arms,
—hyperreflexia,
—impaired ability to coordinate movement,
—difficult poorly articulated speech,
—incoordination,
—elevated body temperature,
—shivering,
—pupillary dilation,
—sweating,
—vomiting,
—tachycardia (a racing heart),
—muscle twitches or rigidity,
— diarrhea,
—changes in blood pressure,
—and coma.
Larry Hobbs