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Mellaril
Call your doctor immediately if you experience Mellaril side effects:
- signs of tardive dyskinesia: lip smacking, chewing movements, puffing of cheeks, rapid, darting tongue movements, uncontrolled movements of arms or legs
- signs of parkinsonism: difficulty speaking or swallowing, loss of balance, mask-like face, muscle spasms, stiffness of arms or legs, trembling and shaking, unusual twisting movements of body
- signs of restless leg (akathisia): restless pacing, a feeling of the jitters
- signs of akinesia: weakness, muscular fatigue, listlessness, depression. Although often confused with true depression, akinesia is actually the most common of a group of adverse effects called extrapyramidal effects
- changed or blurred vision
- difficulty urinating
- signs of neuroleptic malignant syndrome: troubled or fast breathing, high or low blood pressure, increased sweating, loss of bladder control, muscle stiffness, seizures, unusual tiredness, weakness, fast heartbeat, irregular pulse, pale skin
- fever and sore throat
- yellow eyes or skin
- skin rash
- fainting
- abnormal bleeding or bruising
- sore mouth or gums
- nightmares
Call your doctor if these Mellaril side effects continue:
- blurred vision
- change in color vision or difficulty seeing at night
- difficulty in speaking or swallowing
- fainting
- inability to move eyes
- loss of balance control
- abdominal or stomach pains
- aching muscles and joints
- confusion
- fever and chills
- muscle weakness
- nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
- painful, inappropriate penile erection
- skin discoloration
- severe itching
- sore throat and fever
- yellow eyes or skin
- dry mouth
- sensitivity of skin to sunlight
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Tardive Dyskinesia LawyerA high incidence of Tardive Dyskinesia has been estimated to have affected the over two million U.S. schizophrenia patients using neuroleptic medications to manage symptoms. Despite this, there is still an absence of real research on the links between Tardive Dyskinesia and neuroleptics. |