Tell me about some strange drug side effects that you know about.

Isotretinoin capsules, itself is a severe and difficult acne, the most common is describing cheilitis, backache, some people also have hair loss, more serious is that you can not have a child during the medication has a high chance of causing defects, long-term use of *** is more, but the probability of occurrence is not large.

Sapho strengthens one's own psychic strength and makes people excited. But it will turn people's mouths and ** blood red.

Xenical (scientific name orlistat, can already be sold anywhere in low doses like I) It is used to control the absorption of fat so as to reduce the actual calorie intake of the human body to achieve the best effect. Through clinical trials of Xenical, researchers have found that up to 30% of ingested fat is excreted from the body without being absorbed. However, patients must follow the rule that the fat content of each diet should not exceed 15g, and if it is not done properly, it can lead to very serious consequences.

Research from Roche Laboratories has shown that Xenical's *** includes:"Oily gases, increased bowel movements, incontinence, especially after eating foods that contain high fat. "

Before motion sickness did not dare and motion sickness medicine, recently because I want to go out, I drank two or three times, and as a result, my sleep became very irregular, I often woke up at one or two o'clock in the middle of the night, and I could only sleep for two or three hours if I continued to sleep, and I dreamed and was sad.

Some antidepressants should not be stopped once they are started, as they can worsen depressive symptoms. In other words, the patient may have mild symptoms of mental depression, but if they do not follow the doctor's instructions and take antidepressants, they may commit suicide...Reminds me of an idiom "drink to quench your thirst".

Very thin, I was in a hurry to buy a weight gain pill in TB, and a red pill was included in the pill box and said that I felt that I couldn't take that pill again. Three days before eating, I almost fainted on the bus at work, and I didn't take the red pill. On the fourth day, the symptoms disappeared, the amount of food increased sharply, and I gained several pounds in a week.

I've gained a lot of weight in a few weeks, but my cheeks are full of hair, and my hair grows like crazy! Later, I found out that it was made of sawdust and hormones! It was a big heart!

Finasteride was originally the first prostate, but small doses were found to be effective for seborrheic alopecia.

The whole body is numb, starting with the hands and then spreading to the whole body. I was afraid of seeing the light, and I cried when I saw the light, and I couldn't open my eyes. Small white cracks appear on the thighs. Sleepy. The above are the *** of different drugs.

Drug*** is the most common adverse drug reaction, which refers to the effect of the drug at **dose that is not related to the purpose. It can cause discomfort or distress to the patient, and is generally mild, mostly functional changes that can be restored, and disappear when the drug is stopped. The resulting pharmacological basis is the low selectivity of the drug action and the wide range of action.

When a certain effect of the drug is used for the purpose of ***, other effects become ***, which shows that *** is the inherent effect of the drug. With a certain drug, the disease must be used, so that *** will also appear, which is inevitable.

Speaking of ***, we can't help but mention the toxic effects of drugs, usually many people equate the toxic effects of drugs with ***, but in fact, they are not. Drug toxicity refers to the adverse reactions caused by excessive dosage or prolonged use. The nature of the toxic effect is different from one drug to another, and it generally occurs when overdose or long-term medication, causing serious damage to the body, which is an extension of the pharmacological effect of the drug and can be predicted.

Common toxic reactions include: gastrointestinal reactions (manifested as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.), central nervous system reactions (manifested as dizziness, tinnitus, hearing loss), cardiovascular system reactions (such as arrhythmia), etc. Therefore, as long as the drug is taken strictly according to the first dose, the dose is individualized, and the toxic effect of the drug is paid attention to for long-term use, this adverse reaction can be avoided.

For example, when taking drugs that damage the hematopoietic organs and liver and kidney function, the biochemical indicators of blood and urine should be regularly tested, and if abnormalities are found, the dose and interval of the drug should be adjusted in time, and the drug should be stopped or changed to other drugs if necessary, so as to avoid the toxic effects of the drug.