The symptoms of a panic attack appear suddenly, without any apparent cause. They may include: Racing or pounding heartbeat or palpitations Sweating Chest pains Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea Difficulty breathing (dyspnea) Tingling or numbness in the hands, face, feet or mouth Flushes to the face and chest or chills Dream-like sensations or perceptual distortions (derealization) Dissociation, the perception that one is not connected to the body or even di ...

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Panic attack, Panic attack - Introduction, Panic attack - Symptoms, Panic attack - Induced phobias, Panic attack - Occurrence, Panic attack - Treatment, Panic attack - Causes

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The drug combination is generally safe in short-term use and with recommended dosage. Long-term use may present problems of mild drug dependency. The dosage should be reduced after 48 h. Lomotil may cause several side-effects, such as dry mouth, headache, constipation and blurred vision. Since it may cause also drowsiness or dizziness, Lomotil should not be used by motorists, operators of hazardous machinery, etc. It is not recommended fo ...

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Pitman joined Guns N' Roses in 1998. He writes and records privately with Axl Rose, as they have collaborated on many songs for the upcoming Guns N' Roses album Chinese Democracy. He is a multi-instrumentalist on the album, contributing keyboards, guitar, bass, vocals and programming. He's an official band member, and mostly does orchestration (strings, brass, choir, etc.), synthesizers, and sound effects when they play live. He compliments keyboardist Dizzy Reed on the more co ...

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Chris Pitman, Chris Pitman - History, Chris Pitman - Collaborations

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People who have had concussions may experience physical, mental, or emotional symptoms. Physical symptoms can include: headache sensitivity to noise or light dizziness fatigue or sleepiness inability to sleep nausea and/or vomiting double or blurred vision (Shepherd, 2004) ringing in the ears decreased sense of taste, ...

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In the nineteenth and earlier twentieth centuries, a diagnosis that was almost solely given to women was called "neurasthenia," or a "weak nervous system." These women would present symptoms of fatigue, weakness, dizziness and fainting, and the doctor's orders would simply be bed rest. Some of these women died, while many others recovered. No one understood where the problems came from. Nowadays, diagnostic criteria and treatment for various forms of dysautonomia have sharpened, and doctors h ...

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Dysautonomia, Dysautonomia - History, Dysautonomia - Treatment, Dysautonomia - Prognosis, Dysautonomia - External link

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The first seven albums are currently available as remastered SACDs. Can band - Singles . "Kama Sutra"/"Null" (Music Factory, 1968) "She Brings The Rain"/"Deadlock" (Liberty, 1970) "Turtles Have Short Legs"/"Halleluwah" (Liberty, 1971) "Spoon"/"Shikaro Maru Ten" (United Artists, 1972) "Moonshake"/"Splash" (United Artists, 1973) "Dizzy Dizzy"/"Come Sta La Luna" (United Artists, 1974) "I Want More"/"..and More" (Virgin, 1976) "Silent Night" ...

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Can band, Can band - Personnel, Can band - Primary members, Can band - Secondary members, Can band - Discography, Can band - Studio albums, Can band - Singles, Can band - Collection albums, Can band - Compilations, Can band - Bootlegs, Can band - Film and video, Can band - Can remasters, Can band - Soundtracks, Can band - Miscellaneous facts

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Oxycodone is one of the most powerful medications for pain control that can be taken orally. Percocet tablets (oxycodone with acetaminophen) are routinely prescribed for post-operative pain control. Oxycodone is also used in treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain. When used at recommended doses for relatively short periods (several weeks), it provides effective pain control with manageable side effects. Nausea, constipation, lightheadedness, rash, dizziness, and emotional mood disorders are t ...

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Oxycodone, Oxycodone - Chemical structure, Oxycodone - Medical use, Oxycodone - Abuse

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A particularly devastating form of paraneoplastic syndromes is a group of disorders classified as paraneoplastic neurological disorders (PNDs). These paraneoplastic disorders affect the brain and central nervous system and they are degenerative. Symptoms of paraneoplastic neurological disorders include ataxia (difficulty with walking and balance), dizziness, nystagmus (rapid uncontrolled eye movements), speech problems, mental changes, and motor deterioration. The most common cancers associated with paraneoplastic neurological disorders are breast, ovarian and lung cancer ...

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Paraneoplastic phenomenon, Paraneoplastic phenomenon - Examples, Paraneoplastic phenomenon - Neurological, Paraneoplastic phenomenon - Organisations, Paraneoplastic phenomenon - External link

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Verve Records - Instrumentalists. Coleman Hawkins Charlie Parker Count Basie Duke Ellington Oscar Peterson Dizzy Gillespie Bud Powell Lester Young Kid Ory Stan Getz Ben Webster Bill Evans Roy Eldridge Gerry Mulligan Buddy Rich Gene Krupa Ill ...

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Verve Records, Verve Records - History, Verve Records - List of early Verve artists, Verve Records - Instrumentalists, Verve Records - Vocalists, Verve Records - Others

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Bridget becomes a bounty hunter, not because he needs the money -- his father is referred to as a "multimillionaire" in his profile -- but because he wishes to prove he is not bad luck. He is given a list of potential targets by I-No, but it is entirely fallacious. Most notable is the inclusion of Dizzy, whose bounty had already been paid for, and whom Bridget was apparently already hunting for. His Story Mode has two paths, both of which consist of Bridget cheerfully and mistakenly rounding up the targets. One ends with a battle agai ...

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Bridget Guilty Gear, Bridget Guilty Gear - Fighting Style, Bridget Guilty Gear - Roger, Bridget Guilty Gear - Story, Bridget Guilty Gear - Music References

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Breathing very high levels of benzene can result in death, while high levels can cause drowsiness, dizziness, rapid heart rate, headaches, tremors, confusion, and unconsciousness. Eating or drinking foods containing high levels of benzene can cause vomiting, irritation of the stomach, dizziness, sleepiness, convulsions, rapid heart rate, and death. The major effect of benzene from chronic (long term) exposure is to the blood. Benzene damages the bone marrow and can cause a decrease in red blood cells leading to anemia. It can also cause excessive bleeding and depress the immune s ...

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Benzene, Benzene - History, Benzene - Structure, Benzene - Substituted benzenes, Benzene - Alkyl substituents alkylbenzenes, Benzene - Other substituents, Benzene - Fused aromatic rings, Benzene - Heterocyclic analogs, Benzene - Production, Benzene - Catalytic reforming, Benzene - Toluene hydrodealkylation, Benzene - Steam cracking, Benzene - Uses, Benzene - Reactions of benzene, Benzene - Electrophilic aromatic substitution, Benzene - Friedel-Crafts acylation, Benzene - Friedel-Crafts alkylation, Benzene - Health effects, Benzene - Benzene exposure

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Breathing very high levels of benzene can result in death, while high levels can cause drowsiness, dizziness, rapid heart rate, headaches, tremors, confusion, and unconsciousness. Eating or drinking foods containing high levels of benzene can cause vomiting, irritation of the stomach, dizziness, sleepiness, convulsions, rapid heart rate, and death. The major effect of benzene from chronic (long term) exposure is to the blood. Benzene damages the bone marrow and can cause a decrease in red blood cells leading to anemia. It can also cause excessive bleeding and depress the immune s ...

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Benzene, Benzene - History, Benzene - Structure, Benzene - Substituted benzenes, Benzene - Alkyl substituents alkylbenzenes, Benzene - Other substituents, Benzene - Fused aromatic rings, Benzene - Heterocyclic analogs, Benzene - Production, Benzene - Catalytic reforming, Benzene - Toluene hydrodealkylation, Benzene - Steam cracking, Benzene - Uses, Benzene - Reactions of benzene, Benzene - Health effects, Benzene - Benzene exposure

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Prior to losing consciousness, the individual usually experiences symptoms such as nausea, inability to hear properly, difficulty speaking, exhaustion, tightness in the throat and blurry vision. Sweatiness and dizziness are also very common. These symptoms may last anywhere from seconds to minutes. This is followed by an episode of fainting; the individual regains consciousness within seconds to minutes. It is uncommon for vasovagal syncope to occur while the individual is lying down (supine); ...

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Vasovagal syncope, Vasovagal syncope - Features, Vasovagal syncope - Diagnosis, Vasovagal syncope - Pathophysiology, Vasovagal syncope - Treatment

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Promethazine is generally well tolerated. Typical side-effects are: Drowsiness, Dizziness, Fatigue, more rarely vertigo Confusion in the elderly Dry Mouth Blurred Vision Sometimes Hypotension and Tachycardia Allergic Skin Reactions, photosensitivity (much lower frequency compared to chlorpromazine) Extrapyramidal Reactions possible after longterm treatment, but infrequent. Development of Tardive Dyskinesia has also been noted during longterm treatment Single cases of ...

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Promethazine, Promethazine - General Remarks and Pharmacology, Promethazine - Indications, Promethazine - Contraindications, Promethazine - Side Effects, Promethazine - Interactions, Promethazine - Dosage, Promethazine - Laboratory Examinations

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Pseudoephedrine has been associated with the following adverse drug reactions (ADRs). Common ADRs include: nervousness, restlessness, insomnia. (Bicopoulos, 2002) Infrequent ADRs include: difficult/painful urination, dizziness/lightheadedness, heart palpitations, headache, increased sweating, nausea/vomiting, trembling, troubled breathing, unusual paleness, weakness. (Bicopoulos, 2002) ...

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Pseudoephedrine, Pseudoephedrine - Nomenclature, Pseudoephedrine - Chemistry, Pseudoephedrine - Mode of action, Pseudoephedrine - Clinical use, Pseudoephedrine - Adverse effects, Pseudoephedrine - Misuse and illicit use

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Nitrous oxide - Inhalant effects — laughing gas. Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a dissociative that can cause analgesia, euphoria, dizziness, flanging of sound, and in some cases, slight hallucinations and mild aphrodisiac effect. It can also result in mild nausea or lingering dizziness if too much is inhaled in too short a time. During the 19th century, William James and many contemporaries found that inhalation of nitrous oxide resulted in a powerful spiritual and mystical experience for the user. J ...

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Nitrous oxide, Nitrous oxide - Chemistry, Nitrous oxide - History, Nitrous oxide - Uses, Nitrous oxide - Inhalant effects — laughing gas, Nitrous oxide - Medicine, Nitrous oxide - Aerosol propellant, Nitrous oxide - Rocket motors, Nitrous oxide - Internal Combustion Engine, Nitrous oxide - Safety, Nitrous oxide - Nitrous oxide in the atmosphere, Nitrous oxide - Legality, Nitrous oxide - Neuropharmacology, Nitrous oxide - Laughing Gas in fiction

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Live Like a Suicide | Appetite for Destruction | G N' R Lies | Use Your Illusion I | Use Your Illusion II The Spaghetti Incident? | Use Your Illusion | Live Era: '87-'93 | Greatest Hits | Chinese Democracy Current Members Axl Rose | Robin Finck | Tommy Stinson | Brian Mantia | Richard Fortus | Dizzy Reed Former Members Duff McKagan | Slash | S ...

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Appetite for Destruction, Appetite for Destruction - Track listing, Appetite for Destruction - Personnel, Appetite for Destruction - Chart positions

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Ethylene oxide is toxic by inhalation. Symptoms of overexposure include headache and dizziness, progressing with increasing exposure to convulsions, seizure and coma. It is also an irritant to skin and the respiratory tract, and inhaling the vapors may cause the lungs to fill with fluid several hours after exposure. Ethylene oxide is usually stored as a pressurized or refrigerated liquid. At room temperature and pressure, it rapidly evaporates, potenti ...

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Ethylene oxide, Ethylene oxide - History, Ethylene oxide - Production, Ethylene oxide - Uses, Ethylene oxide - Reactions, Ethylene oxide - Health effects

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Possible adverse effects of dexamphetamine include insomnia, reduced appetite, dependence, nervousness, restlessness, irritability, and euphoria that may be followed by fatigue and depression. There may be dryness of mouth, abdominal cramps, headache, dizziness, tremor, sweating, palpitations, increased or sometimes decreased blood pressure and altered libido. The Physician's 1991 Drug Handbook reports: "Symptoms of overdose include restlessness, tremor, hyperreflexia, tachypnea, conf ...

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Dextroamphetamine, Dextroamphetamine - Clinical uses, Dextroamphetamine - Side effects, Dextroamphetamine - Other uses, Dextroamphetamine - Dextroamphetamine and literature/music

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Throwing Muses - Albums and EPs. Stand Up EP, 1984 (self-released 7") Doghouse Cassette, 1985 (self-distributed cassette) Untitled, 1986 Chains Changed EP, 1987 The Fat Skier, 1987 (seven-song mini-album) House Tornado, 1988 Hunkpapa, 1989 Dizzy EP, 1989 The Real Ramona, 1991 (number 26, UK albums chart) Counting Backwards EP, 1991 Not Too SoonSee also:

Throwing Muses, Throwing Muses - Early group history, Throwing Muses - Later work, Throwing Muses - Personnel, Throwing Muses - Discography, Throwing Muses - Albums and EPs, Throwing Muses - Chart singles, Throwing Muses - Song samples

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Central nervous system side-effects occur. These are mainly drowsiness, dizziness, fatigue, and vertigo. Early and late extrapyramidal side-effects are seen only infrequently (less than 1% altogether). There is no clear dose-effect relationship, as with higher doses anticholinergic effects of thioridazine become more prominent. Thioridazine causes also an unusual high incidence of impotence and anorgasmia due to a strong alpha-blocking activity. Painful ejaculation or ...

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Thioridazine, Thioridazine - Indications, Thioridazine - Metabolism, Thioridazine - Side Effects, Thioridazine - Discontinuation, Thioridazine - History, Thioridazine - References and End Notes

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Flunitrazepam is highly addictive. Flunitrazepam use causes several adverse effects in the user, including drowsiness, dizziness, loss of motor control, lack of coordination, slurred speech, confusion, and gastrointestinal disturbances, lasting 12 or more hours. Higher doses produce respiratory depression. Chronic use of flunitrazepam can result in physical dependence and the appearance of withdrawal syndrome when the drug is discontinued. Flunitrazepam impairs cognitive and psychomotor functions affecting reaction time and driving skill. The use of this drug in combination with alcohol is a particular conc ...

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Flunitrazepam, Flunitrazepam - Medical uses, Flunitrazepam - Flunitrazepam as a date rape drug, Flunitrazepam - Use for theft, Flunitrazepam - Use as a recreational drug, Flunitrazepam - Adverse effects of use

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