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M-M-R Ii Side Effects M-M-R Ii Drug Interactions Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Virus Vaccine Live - Prescription Drug Information

M-R-Vax Side Effects M-R-Vax Drug Interactions Measles and Rubella Virus Vaccine Live - Prescription Drug Information

Macrobid Side Effects Macrobid Drug Interactions Nitrofurantoin Macrocrystalline - Prescription Drug Information

Macugen Side Effects Macugen Drug Interactions Pegaptanib Sodium Inj - Prescription Drug Information

Mag Sulfate Side Effects Mag Sulfate Drug Interactions Magnesium Sulfate Injection - Prescription Drug Information

Magnevist Side Effects Magnevist Drug Interactions Gadopentetate Dimeglumine - Prescription Drug Information

Malarone Side Effects Malarone Drug Interactions Atovaquone and Proguanil - Prescription Drug Information

Mandol Side Effects Mandol Drug Interactions Cefamandole - Prescription Drug Information

Mannitol Side Effects Mannitol Drug Interactions Mannitol - Prescription Drug Information

Marcaine Side Effects Marcaine Drug Interactions Bupivacaine - Prescription Drug Information

Marinol Side Effects Marinol Drug Interactions Dronabinol - Prescription Drug Information

Marplan Side Effects Marplan Drug Interactions Isocarboxazid - Prescription Drug Information

Matulane Side Effects Matulane Drug Interactions Procarbazine- Prescription Drug Information

Mavik Side Effects Mavik Drug Interactions Trandolapril - Prescription Drug Information

Maxair Side Effects Maxair Drug Interactions Pirbuterol - Prescription Drug Information

Maxalt Side Effects Maxalt Drug Interactions Rizatriptan - Prescription Drug Information

Maxaquin Side Effects Maxaquin Drug Interactions Lomefloxacin - Prescription Drug Information

Maxiflor Side Effects Maxiflor Drug Interactions Diflorasone - Prescription Drug Information

Maxipime Side Effects Maxipime Drug Interactions Cefepime - Prescription Drug Information

Maxitrol Side Effects Maxitrol Drug Interactions Neomycin; Polymyxin B and Dexamethasone - RxList Monographs

Mebaral Side Effects Mebaral Drug Interactions Mephobarbital - Prescription Drug Information

Meclofenamate Side Effects Meclofenamate Drug Interactions Meclofenamate - Prescription Drug Information

Medrol Side Effects Medrol Drug Interactions Methylprednisolone - Prescription Drug Information

Mefoxin Side Effects Mefoxin Drug Interactions Cefoxitin - Prescription Drug Information

Megace Side Effects Megace Drug Interactions Megestrol acetate - Prescription Drug Information

Megace ES Side Effects Megace ES Drug Interactions Megestrol Acetate - Prescription Drug Information

Mellaril Side Effects Mellaril Drug Interactions Thioridazine HCl - Prescription Drug Information

Menactra Side Effects Menactra Drug Interactions Meningococcal / Diptheria Vaccine - Prescription Drug Information

Menest Side Effects Menest Drug Interactions Estrogens - Prescription Drug Information

Menomune Side Effects Menomune Drug Interactions Meningococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine - RxList Monographs

Mentax Side Effects Mentax Drug Interactions Butenafine - Prescription Drug Information

Mepergan Side Effects Mepergan Drug Interactions Meperidine and Promethazine - Prescription Drug Information

Mephyton Side Effects Mephyton Drug Interactions Phytonadione - Prescription Drug Information

Mepron Side Effects Mepron Drug Interactions Atovaquone - Prescription Drug Information

Meridia Side Effects Meridia Drug Interactions Sibutramine - Prescription Drug Information

Merrem I.V. Side Effects Merrem I.V. Drug Interactions Meropenem - Prescription Drug Information

Meruvax Side Effects Meruvax Drug Interactions Rubella Virus Vaccine - Prescription Drug Information

Mesnex Side Effects Mesnex Drug Interactions Mesna - Prescription Drug Information

Mestinon Side Effects Mestinon Drug Interactions Pyridostigmine - Prescription Drug Information

Metadate Side Effects Metadate Drug Interactions Methylphenidate Hydrochloride - Prescription Drug Information

Metastron Side Effects Metastron Drug Interactions Strontium-89 - Prescription Drug Information

Metopirone Side Effects Metopirone Drug Interactions Metyrapone - Prescription Drug Information

Methergine Side Effects Methergine Drug Interactions Methylergonovine Maleate - Prescription Drug Information

Methylene Blue Side Effects Methylene Blue Drug Interactions Methylene Blue Injection - Prescription Drug Information

Metrodin Side Effects Metrodin Drug Interactions Metrodin (Urofollitropin for injection) - Prescription Drug Information

Metrogel Side Effects Metrogel Drug Interactions Metronidazole - Prescription Drug Information

Metrogel Side Effects Metrogel Drug Interactions Metronidazole Gel - Prescription Drug Information

Metrolotion Side Effects Metrolotion Drug Interactions Metronidazole (lotion) - Prescription Drug Information

Mevacor Side Effects Mevacor Drug Interactions Lovastatin - Prescription Drug Information

Mexitil Side Effects Mexitil Drug Interactions Mexiletine HCl - Prescription Drug Information

Miacalcin Side Effects Miacalcin Drug Interactions Calcitonin (salmon) - Prescription Drug Information

Micardis Side Effects Micardis Drug Interactions Telmisartan - Prescription Drug Information

Micardis HCT Side Effects Micardis HCT Drug Interactions Telmisartan and Hydrochlorothiazide - Prescription Drug Information

Micro-K Side Effects Micro-K Drug Interactions Micro-K Extencaps - Prescription Drug Information

Micro-K LS Side Effects Micro-K LS Drug Interactions Micro-K for Liquid Suspension - Prescription Drug Information

Micronase Side Effects Micronase Drug Interactions Glyburide - Prescription Drug Information

Micronor Side Effects Micronor Drug Interactions Norethindrone - Prescription Drug Information

Midamor Side Effects Midamor Drug Interactions Amiloride - Prescription Drug Information

Midrin Side Effects Midrin Drug Interactions Acetaminophen, Isometheptene and Dichloralphenazone - Prescription Drug Information

Mifeprex Side Effects Mifeprex Drug Interactions Mifepristone - Prescription Drug Information

Miltown Side Effects Miltown Drug Interactions Meprobamate - Prescription Drug Information

Minipress Side Effects Minipress Drug Interactions Prazosin HCl - Prescription Drug Information

Minocin Side Effects Minocin Drug Interactions Minocycline - Prescription Drug Information

Minocin Side Effects Minocin Drug Interactions Minocycline Inj- Prescription Drug Information

Minocycline Side Effects Minocycline Drug Interactions Minocycline - Prescription Drug Information

Mintezol Side Effects Mintezol Drug Interactions Thiabendazole - Prescription Drug Information

Miostat Side Effects Miostat Drug Interactions Carbachol - Prescription Drug Information

Miradon Side Effects Miradon Drug Interactions Anisindione - Prescription Drug Information

Miralax Side Effects Miralax Drug Interactions Polyethylene Glycol 3350 - Prescription Drug Information

Miraluma Side Effects Miraluma Drug Interactions Technetium Tc99m Prep Kit - Prescription Drug Information

Mirapex Side Effects Mirapex Drug Interactions Pramipexole - Prescription Drug Information

Mircette Side Effects Mircette Drug Interactions Desogestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol - Prescription Drug Information

Mirena Side Effects Mirena Drug Interactions Levonorgestrel IUD - Prescription Drug Information

Mithracin Side Effects Mithracin Drug Interactions Plicamycin - Prescription Drug Information

Mivacron Side Effects Mivacron Drug Interactions Mivacurium - Prescription Drug Information

Moban Side Effects Moban Drug Interactions Molindone - Prescription Drug Information

Mobic Side Effects Mobic Drug Interactions Meloxicam - Prescription Drug Information

Moduretic Side Effects Moduretic Drug Interactions Amiloride and Hydrochlorothiazide - RxList Monographs

Monisat Vaginal Cream Side Effects Monisat Vaginal Cream Drug Interactions Miconazole Nitrate (vaginal) - Prescription Drug Information

Monistat-Derm Side Effects Monistat-Derm Drug Interactions Miconazole - Prescription Drug Information

Mono-Vacc Side Effects Mono-Vacc Drug Interactions Tuberculin (mono-vaccine) - Prescription Drug Information

Monoclate-P Side Effects Monoclate-P Drug Interactions Antihemophilic Factor - Prescription Drug Information

Monodox Side Effects Monodox Drug Interactions Doxycycline - Prescription Drug Information

Mononine Side Effects Mononine Drug Interactions Coagulation Factor IX (Human) - Prescription Drug Information

Monopril Side Effects Monopril Drug Interactions Fosinopril sodium - Prescription Drug Information

Monurol Side Effects Monurol Drug Interactions Fosfomycin - Prescription Drug Information

Morrhuate Sod Side Effects Morrhuate Sod Drug Interactions Morrhuate Sodium (injection) - Prescription Drug Information

Motofen Side Effects Motofen Drug Interactions Difenoxin and Atropine - Prescription Drug Information

Motrin Side Effects Motrin Drug Interactions Ibuprofen - Prescription Drug Information

MS-Contin Side Effects MS-Contin Drug Interactions Morphine - Prescription Drug Information

Mucomyst Side Effects Mucomyst Drug Interactions Acetylcysteine - Prescription Drug Information

Mumps Skin Test Antigen Side Effects Mumps Skin Test Antigen Drug Interactions Mumps Skin Test Antigen - Prescription Drug Information

Mumpsvax Side Effects Mumpsvax Drug Interactions Mumps Virus Vaccine Live - Prescription Drug Information

Muse Side Effects Muse Drug Interactions Alprostadil - Prescription Drug Information

Mustargen Side Effects Mustargen Drug Interactions Mechlorethamine HCl - Prescription Drug Information

Mutamycin Side Effects Mutamycin Drug Interactions Mitomycin - Prescription Drug Information

MVI Side Effects MVI Drug Interactions Multi Vitamin Concentrate (intravenous infusion) - RxList Monographs

MVI Side Effects MVI Drug Interactions Multivitamins for Infusion - Prescription Drug Information

Myambutol Side Effects Myambutol Drug Interactions Ethambutol - Prescription Drug Information

Myambutol Side Effects Myambutol Drug Interactions Ethambutol - Prescription Drug Information

Mycamine Side Effects Mycamine Drug Interactions Micafungin Sodium - Prescription Drug Information

Mycelex Side Effects Mycelex Drug Interactions Clotrimazole - Prescription Drug Information

Mycobutin Side Effects Mycobutin Drug Interactions Rifabutin - Prescription Drug Information

Mycolog Ii Side Effects Mycolog Ii Drug Interactions Nystatin and Triamcinolone Acetonide Cream - Prescription Drug Information

Mycostatin Side Effects Mycostatin Drug Interactions Nystatin (topical) - Prescription Drug Information

Mycostatin Side Effects Mycostatin Drug Interactions Nystatin - Prescription Drug Information

Mykrox Side Effects Mykrox Drug Interactions Metolazone - Prescription Drug Information

Myleran Side Effects Myleran Drug Interactions Busulfan - Prescription Drug Information

Mylotarg Side Effects Mylotarg Drug Interactions Gemtuzumab - Prescription Drug Information

Myoblock Side Effects Myoblock Drug Interactions Botulinum Toxin Type B - Prescription Drug Information

Myochrysine Side Effects Myochrysine Drug Interactions Gold Thiomalate - Prescription Drug Information

Mysoline Side Effects Mysoline Drug Interactions Primidone - Prescription Drug Information

Naftin Side Effects Naftin Drug Interactions Naftifine (gel)- Prescription Drug Information

Naftin Cream Side Effects Naftin Cream Drug Interactions Naftifine Cream - Prescription Drug Information

Naglazyme Side Effects Naglazyme Drug Interactions Galsulfase - Prescription Drug Information

Nalfon Side Effects Nalfon Drug Interactions Fenoprofen - Prescription Drug Information

Namenda Side Effects Namenda Drug Interactions Memantine - Prescription Drug Information

Naprelan Side Effects Naprelan Drug Interactions Naproxen Sodium - Prescription Drug Information

Naprosyn Side Effects Naprosyn Drug Interactions Naproxen - Prescription Drug Information

Naprosyn Side Effects Naprosyn Drug Interactions Naproxen - Prescription Drug Information

Narcan Side Effects Narcan Drug Interactions Naloxone - Prescription Drug Information

Nardil Side Effects Nardil Drug Interactions Phenelzine - Prescription Drug Information

Naropin Side Effects Naropin Drug Interactions Ropivacaine - Prescription Drug Information

Nasacort Side Effects Nasacort Drug Interactions Triamcinolone Acetonide - Prescription Drug Information

Nasacort AQ Side Effects Nasacort AQ Drug Interactions Triamcinolone Acetonide - Prescription Drug Information

Nasalcrom Side Effects Nasalcrom Drug Interactions Cromolyn Sodium - Prescription Drug Information

Nasalide Side Effects Nasalide Drug Interactions Flunisolide (Nasal Spray) - Prescription Drug Information

Nascobal Side Effects Nascobal Drug Interactions Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) - Prescription Drug Information

Nasonex Side Effects Nasonex Drug Interactions Mometasone Furoate (nasal spray) - Prescription Drug Information

Natacyn Side Effects Natacyn Drug Interactions Natamycin - Prescription Drug Information

Natrecor Side Effects Natrecor Drug Interactions Nesiritide - Prescription Drug Information

Navane Side Effects Navane Drug Interactions Thiothixene - Prescription Drug Information

Navelbine Side Effects Navelbine Drug Interactions Vinorelbine Tartrate - Prescription Drug Information

Nebcin Side Effects Nebcin Drug Interactions Tobramycin - Prescription Drug Information

Nebupent Side Effects Nebupent Drug Interactions Pentamidine Isethionate - Prescription Drug Information

Neggram Side Effects Neggram Drug Interactions Nalidixic Acid - Prescription Drug Information

Nembutal Side Effects Nembutal Drug Interactions Pentobarbital - Prescription Drug Information

Neo-Synephrine Side Effects Neo-Synephrine Drug Interactions Phenylephrine (Injection) - RxList Monographs

Neodecadron Side Effects Neodecadron Drug Interactions Neomycin and Dexamethasone - RxList Monographs

Neomycin Sulfate Side Effects Neomycin Sulfate Drug Interactions Neomycin Sulfate - Prescription Drug Information

Neoral Side Effects Neoral Drug Interactions Cyclosporine - Prescription Drug Information

Neosporin Side Effects Neosporin Drug Interactions Neomycin, Polymixin, Bacitracin Opthalmic Ointment - Prescription Drug Information

Neostigmine Side Effects Neostigmine Drug Interactions Neostigmine Methylsulfate (injection) - Prescription Drug Information

Neotect Side Effects Neotect Drug Interactions NeoTect - Prescription Drug Information

Neotrace-4 Side Effects Neotrace-4 Drug Interactions Metal-4 Combination (for Neonates) - RxList Monographs

Nephramine Side Effects Nephramine Drug Interactions Amino Acids Renal Formula - Prescription Drug Information

Neptazane Side Effects Neptazane Drug Interactions Methazolamide - Prescription Drug Information

Nesacaine Side Effects Nesacaine Drug Interactions Chloroprocaine - Prescription Drug Information

Neulasta Side Effects Neulasta Drug Interactions Pegfilgrastim - Prescription Drug Information

Neumega Side Effects Neumega Drug Interactions Oprelvekin - Prescription Drug Information

Neupogen Side Effects Neupogen Drug Interactions Filgrastim - Prescription Drug Information

Neurontin Side Effects Neurontin Drug Interactions Gabapentin - Prescription Drug Information

Neutra Phos Side Effects Neutra Phos Drug Interactions Phosphates - Prescription Drug Information

Neutrexin Side Effects Neutrexin Drug Interactions Trimetrexate - Prescription Drug Information

Nevanac Side Effects Nevanac Drug Interactions Nepafenac Opthalmic Suspension - Prescription Drug Information

Nexavar Side Effects Nexavar Drug Interactions Sorafenib - Prescription Drug Information

Nexium Side Effects Nexium Drug Interactions Esomeprazole Magnesium - Prescription Drug Information

Nexium I.V. Side Effects Nexium I.V. Drug Interactions Nexium I.V. - Prescription Drug Information

Niacor Side Effects Niacor Drug Interactions Niacin Tablets - Prescription Drug Information

Niaspan Side Effects Niaspan Drug Interactions Niacin (extended-release tablets) - Prescription Drug Information

Nicotrol Side Effects Nicotrol Drug Interactions Nicotine Inhalation System - Prescription Drug Information

Niferex Side Effects Niferex Drug Interactions Polysaccharide-Iron Complex (Capsules) - Prescription Drug Information

Niferex-Pn Side Effects Niferex-Pn Drug Interactions Polysaccharide-Iron Complex (Tablets) - Prescription Drug Information

Nilandron Side Effects Nilandron Drug Interactions Nilutamide - Prescription Drug Information

Nilstat Side Effects Nilstat Drug Interactions Nystatin (oral) - Prescription Drug Information

Nimbex Side Effects Nimbex Drug Interactions Cisatracurium Besylate - Prescription Drug Information

Nimotop Side Effects Nimotop Drug Interactions Nimodipine - Prescription Drug Information

Niravam Side Effects Niravam Drug Interactions Alprazolam - Prescription Drug Information

Nitropress Side Effects Nitropress Drug Interactions Nitroprusside Sodium - Prescription Drug Information

Nizoral Side Effects Nizoral Drug Interactions Ketoconazole - Prescription Drug Information

Nizoral Side Effects Nizoral Drug Interactions Ketoconazole Cream - Prescription Drug Information

Noctec Side Effects Noctec Drug Interactions Chloral Hydrate - Prescription Drug Information

Nolvadex Side Effects Nolvadex Drug Interactions Tamoxifen Citrate - Prescription Drug Information

Norco 10/325 Side Effects Norco 10/325 Drug Interactions Hydrocodone / Acetaminophen - Prescription Drug Information

Norco 5/325 Side Effects Norco 5/325 Drug Interactions Hydrocodone / Acetaminophen - Prescription Drug Information

Norco 7.5/325 Side Effects Norco 7,5/325 Drug Interactions Hydrocodone / Acetaminophen - Prescription Drug Information

Norflex Side Effects Norflex Drug Interactions Orphenadrine - Prescription Drug Information

Norgesic Side Effects Norgesic Drug Interactions Orphenadrine Citrate w/ Aspirin and Caffeine - Prescription Drug Information

Noritate Side Effects Noritate Drug Interactions Metronidazole - Prescription Drug Information

Noroxin Side Effects Noroxin Drug Interactions Norfloxacin - Prescription Drug Information

Norpace Side Effects Norpace Drug Interactions Disopyramide - Prescription Drug Information

Norplant Side Effects Norplant Drug Interactions Levonorgestrel - Prescription Drug Information

Norpramin Side Effects Norpramin Drug Interactions Desipramine - Prescription Drug Information

Nor-QD Side Effects Nor-QD Drug Interactions Norethindrone - Prescription Drug Information

Norvasc Side Effects Norvasc Drug Interactions Amlodipine - Prescription Drug Information

Norvir Side Effects Norvir Drug Interactions Ritonavir - Prescription Drug Information

Novahistine (Old Formula) Side Effects Novahistine (Old Formula) Drug Interactions Phenylpropanolamine HCl and Chlorpheniramine Maleate - Prescription Drug Information

Novantrone Side Effects Novantrone Drug Interactions Mitoxantrone - Prescription Drug Information

Novastan Side Effects Novastan Drug Interactions Argatroban - Prescription Drug Information

Novolog Side Effects Novolog Drug Interactions Insulin Aspart - Prescription Drug Information

Novolog Mix 70/30 Side Effects Novolog Mix 70/30 Drug Interactions Insulin Aspart Protamine - Prescription Drug Information

Novoseven Side Effects Novoseven Drug Interactions Coagulation Factor VIIa Recombinant - Prescription Drug Information

Nubain Side Effects Nubain Drug Interactions Nalbuphine - Prescription Drug Information

Numorphan Side Effects Numorphan Drug Interactions Oxymorphone - Prescription Drug Information

Nuromax Side Effects Nuromax Drug Interactions Doxacurium Chloride - Prescription Drug Information

Nutropin Side Effects Nutropin Drug Interactions Somatropin - Prescription Drug Information

Nutropin AQ Side Effects Nutropin AQ Drug Interactions Somatropin - Prescription Drug Information

Nutropin Depot Side Effects Nutropin Depot Drug Interactions Somatropin (rDNA origin) for Inj - Prescription Drug Information

Nuvaring Side Effects Nuvaring Drug Interactions Etonogestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol - Prescription Drug Information

Nydrazid Side Effects Nydrazid Drug Interactions Isoniazid - Prescription Drug Information

Drug Testing in the Workplace Side Effects of Illegal Drug Abuse

(Your Brain on Drugs)

Below are the side effects and other information about the commonly-abused types of drugs known as the "SAMHSA Five." This information is courtesy of the U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

Drugs of Abuse

Drug: Amphetamine Derivatives
Classification: Hallucinogen
CSA Schedule: Schedule I
Trade or Other Names: 2,5-DMA; STP; MDA; MDMA; Ecstasy; DOM; DOB
Medical Uses: None
Physical Dependence: Unknown
Psychological Dependence: Unknown
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): Variable
Usual Method: Oral; Injected
Possible Effects: Illusions and hallucinations; Altered perception of time and distance
Effects of Overdose: Longer, more intense "trip" episodes; Psychosis; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Unknown
Drug: Amphetamine/Methamphetamine
Classification: Stimulant
CSA Schedule: Schedule II
Trade or Other Names: Biphetamine; Desoxyn; Dexedrine; Obetrol; Ice
Medical Uses: Attention deficit disorder; Narcolepsy; Weight control
Physical Dependence: Possible
Psychological Dependence: High
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 2-4
Usual Method: Oral; Injected; Smoked
Possible Effects: Increased alertness; Excitation; Euphoria; Increased pulse rate & blood pressure; Insomnia; Loss of appetite
Effects of Overdose: Agitation; Increased body temperature; Hallucinations; Convulsions; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Apathy; Long periods of sleep; Irritability; Depression; Disorientation
Drug: Cocaine
Classification: Stimulant
CSA Schedule: Schedule II
Trade or Other Names: Coke; Flake; Snow; Crack (Cocaine is designated a narcotic under the CSA)
Medical Uses: Local anesthetic
Physical Dependence: Possible
Psychological Dependence: High
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 1-2
Usual Method: Sniffed; Smoked; Injected
Possible Effects: Increased alertness; Excitation; Euphoria; Increased pulse rate & blood pressure; Insomnia; Loss of appetite
Effects of Overdose: Agitation; Increased body temperature; Hallucinations; Convulsions; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Apathy; Long periods of sleep; Irritability; Depression; Disorientation
Drug: Codeine
Classification: Narcotic
CSA Schedule: Schedule II, III, V
Trade or Other Names: Tylenol w/Codeine; Empirin w/Codeine; Robitussin A-C; Fiorinal w/Codeine; APAP w/Codeine
Medical Uses: Analgesic; Antitussive
Physical Dependence: Moderate
Psychological Dependence: Moderate
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 3-6
Usual Method: Oral; Injected
Possible Effects: Euphoria; Drowsiness; Respiratory depression; Constricted pupils; Nausea
Effects of Overdose: Slow and shallow breathing; Clammy skin; Convulsions; Coma; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Watery eyes; Runny nose; Yawning; Loss of appetite; Irritability; Tremors; Panic; Cramps; Nausea; Chills & sweating
Drug: Heroin
Classification: Narcotic
CSA Schedule: Schedule I
Trade or Other Names: Diacetylmorphine; Horse; Smack
Medical Uses: None in United States; Analgesic; Antitussive
Physical Dependence: High
Psychological Dependence: High
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 3-6
Usual Method: Injected; Sniffed; Smoked
Possible Effects: Euphoria; Drowsiness; Respiratory depression; Constricted pupils; Nausea
Effects of Overdose: Slow and shallow breathing; Clammy skin; Convulsions; Coma; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Watery eyes; Runny nose; Yawning; Loss of appetite; Irritability; Tremors; Panic; Cramps; Nausea; Chills & sweating

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Drug: Marijuana (Hashish/Hashish Oil)
Classification: Cannabis
CSA Schedule: Schedule I
Trade or Other Names: Pot; Acapulco Gold; Grass; Reefer; Sinsemilla; Thai sticks
Medical Uses: None
Physical Dependence: Unknown
Psychological Dependence: Moderate
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 2-4
Usual Method: Smoked; Oral
Possible Effects: Euphoria; Relaxed inhibitions; Increased appetite; Disorientation
Effects of Overdose: Fatigue; Paranoia; Possible psychosis
Withdrawal Syndrome: Occasional reports of insomnia; Hyperactivity; Decreased appetite

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Drug: Morphine
Classification: Narcotic
CSA Schedule: Schedule II
Trade or Other Names: Duramorph; MS-Contin; Roxanol; Oramorph SR
Medical Uses: Analgesic
Physical Dependence: High
Psychological Dependence: High
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): 3-6
Usual Method: Oral; Smoked; Injected
Possible Effects: Euphoria; Drowsiness; Respiratory depression; Constricted pupils; Nausea
Effects of Overdose: Slow and shallow breathing; Clammy skin; Convulsions; Coma; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Watery eyes; Runny nose; Yawning; Loss of appetite; Irritability; Tremors; Panic; Cramps; Nausea; Chills & sweating
Drug: Phencyclidine & Analogs
Classification: Hallucinogen
CSA Schedule: Schedule I, II
Trade or Other Names: PCE; PCPy; TCP; PCP; Hog; Loveboat; Angel Dust
Medical Uses: None
Physical Dependence: Unknown
Psychological Dependence: High
Tolerance: Yes
Duration (hours): Days
Usual Method: Oral; Smoked
Possible Effects: Illusions and hallucinations; Altered perception of time and distance
Effects of Overdose: Longer, more intense "trip" episodes; Psychosis; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Unknown
These days, drugs can be found everywhere, and it may seem like everyone's doing them. Many teens are tempted by the excitement or escape that drugs seem to offer. But learning the facts about drugs can help you see the risks of chasing this excitement or escape. Read on to learn more.

The Deal on Substances

Thanks to medical and drug research, there are thousands of drugs that help people. Antibiotics and vaccines have revolutionized the treatment of infections. There are medicines to lower blood pressure, treat diabetes, and reduce the body's rejection of new organs. Medicines can cure, slow, or prevent disease, helping us to lead healthier and happier lives. But there are also lots of illegal, harmful drugs that people take to help them feel good or have a good time.

How do drugs work? Drugs are chemicals or substances that change the way our bodies work. When you put them into your body (often by swallowing, inhaling, or injecting them), drugs find their way into your bloodstream and are transported to parts of your body, such as your brain. In the brain, drugs may either intensify or dull your senses, alter your sense of alertness, and sometimes decrease physical pain. A drug may be helpful or harmful. The effects of drugs can vary depending upon the kind of drug taken, how much is taken, how often it is used, how quickly it gets to the brain, and what other drugs, food, or substances are taken at the same time. Effects can also vary based on the differences in body size, shape, and chemistry.

Although substances can feel good at first, they can ultimately do a lot of harm to the body and brain. Drinking alcohol, smoking tobacco, taking illegal drugs, and sniffing glue can all cause serious damage to the human body. Some drugs severely impair a person's ability to make healthy choices and decisions. Teens who drink, for example, are more likely to get involved in dangerous situations, such as driving under the influence or having unprotected sex.

And just as there are many kinds of drugs available, there are as many reasons for trying drugs or starting to use drugs regularly. People take drugs just for the pleasure they believe they can bring. Often it's because someone tried to convince them that drugs would make them feel good or that they'd have a better time if they took them.

Some teens believe drugs will help them think better, be more popular, stay more active, or become better athletes. Others are simply curious and figure one try won't hurt. Others want to fit in. A few use drugs to gain attention from their parents. Many teens use drugs because they are depressed or think drugs will help them escape their problems. The truth is, drugs don't solve problems. Drugs simply hide feelings and problems. When a drug wears off, the feelings and problems remain - or become worse. Drugs can ruin every aspect of a person's life.

What are some of the more common drugs?

Alcohol

The oldest and most widely used drug in the world, alcohol is a depressant that alters perceptions, emotions, and senses.

How It's Used: Alcohol is a liquid that is drunk.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Alcohol first acts as a stimulant, and then it makes people feel relaxed and a bit sleepy.
  • High doses of alcohol seriously affect a person's judgment and coordination. Drinkers may have slurred speech, confusion, depression, short-term memory loss, and slow reaction times.
  • Large volumes of alcohol drunk in a short period of time may cause alcohol poisoning.

Addictiveness: Teens who use alcohol can become psychologically dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress. In addition, their bodies may demand more and more to achieve the same kind of high experienced in the beginning. Some teens are also at risk of becoming physically addicted to alcohol. Withdrawal from alcohol can be painful and even life threatening. Symptoms range from shaking, sweating, nausea, anxiety, and depression to hallucinations, fever, and convulsions.

Amphetamines

Amphetamines are stimulants that accelerate functions in the brain and body. They come in pills or tablets. Prescription diet pills also fall into this category of drugs.

Street Names: speed, uppers, dexies, bennies

How They're Used: Amphetamines are swallowed, inhaled, or injected.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Swallowed or snorted, these drugs hit users with a fast high, making them feel powerful, alert, and energized.
  • Uppers pump up heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure, and they can also cause sweating, shaking, headaches, sleeplessness, and blurred vision.
  • Prolonged use may cause hallucinations and intense paranoia.

Addictiveness: Amphetamines are psychologically addictive. Users who stop report that they experience various mood problems such as aggression and anxiety and intense cravings for the drugs.

Cocaine and Crack

Cocaine is a white crystalline powder made from the dried leaves of the coca plant. Crack, named for its crackle when heated, is made from cocaine. It looks like white or tan pellets.

Street Names for Cocaine: coke, snow, blow, nose candy, white, big C

Street Names for Crack: freebase, rock

How They're Used: Cocaine is inhaled through the nose or injected. Crack is smoked.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Cocaine is a stimulant that rocks the central nervous system, giving users a quick, intense feeling of power and energy. Snorting highs last between 15 and 30 minutes; smoking highs last between 5 and 10 minutes.
  • Cocaine also elevates heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure, and body temperature.
  • Injecting cocaine can give you hepatitis or AIDS if you share needles with other users. Snorting can also put a hole inside the lining of your nose.
  • First-time users - even teens - of both cocaine and crack can stop breathing or have fatal heart attacks. Using either of these drugs even one time can kill you.

Addictiveness: These drugs are highly addictive, and as a result, the drug, not the user, calls the shots. Even after one use, cocaine and crack can create both physical and psychological cravings that make it very, very difficult for users to stop.

Cough and Cold Medicines (DXM)

Several over-the-counter cough and cold medicines contain the ingredient dextromethorphan (also called DXM). If taken in large quantities, these over-the-counter medicines can cause hallucinations, loss of motor control, and "out-of-body" (or disassociative) sensations.

Street Names: triple C, candy, C-C-C, dex, DM, drex, red devils, robo, rojo, skittles, tussin, velvet, vitamin D

How They're Used: Cough and cold medicines, which come in tablets, capsules, gel caps, and lozenges as well as syrups, are swallowed. DXM is often extracted from cough and cold medicines, put into powder form, and snorted.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Small doses help suppress coughing, but larger doses can cause fever, confusion, impaired judgment, blurred vision, dizziness, paranoia, excessive sweating, slurred speech, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, headache, lethargy, numbness of fingers and toes, redness of face, dry and itchy skin, loss of consciousness, seizures, brain damage, and even death.
  • Sometimes users mistakenly take cough syrups that contain other medications in addition to dextromethorphan. High doses of these other medications can cause serious injury or death.

Addictiveness: People who use cough and cold medicines and DXM regularly to get high can become psychologically dependent upon them (meaning they like the feeling so much they can't stop, even though they aren't physically addicted).

Depressants

Depressants, such as tranquilizers and barbiturates, calm nerves and relax muscles. Many are legally available by prescription (such as Valium and Xanax) and are bright-colored capsules or tablets.

Street Names: downers, goof balls, barbs, ludes

How They're Used: Depressants are swallowed.

Effects & Dangers:

  • When used as prescribed by a doctor and taken at the correct dosage, depressants can help people feel calm and reduce angry feelings.
  • Larger doses can cause confusion, slurred speech, lack of coordination, and tremors.
  • Very large doses can cause a person to stop breathing and result in death.
  • Depressants and alcohol should never be mixed - this combination greatly increases the risk of overdose and death.

Addictiveness: Depressants can cause both psychological and physical dependence.

Ecstasy (MDMA)

This is a designer drug created by underground chemists. It comes in powder, tablet, or capsule form. Ecstasy is a popular club drug among teens because it is widely available at raves, dance clubs, and concerts.

Street Names: XTC, X, Adam, E, Roll

How It's Used: Ecstasy is swallowed or sometimes snorted.

Effects & Dangers:

  • This drug combines a hallucinogenic with a stimulant effect, making all emotions, both negative and positive, much more intense.
  • Users feel a tingly skin sensation and an increased heart rate.
  • Ecstasy can also cause dry mouth, cramps, blurred vision, chills, sweating, and nausea.
  • Sometimes users clench their jaws while using. They may chew on something (like a pacifier) to relieve this symptom.
  • Many users also experience depression, paranoia, anxiety, and confusion. There is some concern that these effects on the brain and emotion can become permanent with chronic use of ecstasy.
  • Ecstasy also raises the temperature of the body. This increase can sometimes cause organ damage or even death.

Addictiveness: Although the physical addictiveness of Ecstasy is unknown, teens who use it can become psychologically dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress.

GHB

GHB, which stands for gamma hydroxybutyrate, is often made in home basement labs, usually in the form of a liquid with no odor or color. It has gained popularity at dance clubs and raves and is a popular alternative to Ecstasy for some teens and young adults. The number of people brought to emergency departments because of GHB side effects is quickly rising in the United States. And according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), since 1995 GHB has killed more users than Ecstasy.

Street Names: Liquid Ecstasy, G, Georgia Home Boy

How It's Used: When in liquid or powder form (mixed in water), GHB is drunk; in tablet form it is swallowed.

Effects & Dangers:

  • GHB is a depressant drug that can cause both euphoric (high) and hallucinogenic effects.
  • The drug has several dangerous side effects, including severe nausea, breathing problems, decreased heart rate, and seizures.
  • GHB has been used for date rape because it is colorless and odorless and easy to slip into drinks.
  • At high doses, users can lose consciousness within minutes. It's also easy to overdose: There is only a small difference between the dose used to get high and the amount that can cause an overdose.
  • Overdosing GHB requires emergency care in a hospital right away. Within an hour GHB overdose can cause coma and stop someone's breathing, resulting in death.
  • GHB (even at lower doses) mixed with alcohol is very dangerous - using it even once can kill you.

Addictiveness: When users come off GHB they may have withdrawal symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety. Teens may also become dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress.

Heroin

Heroin comes from the dried milk of the opium poppy, which is also used to create the class of painkillers called narcotics - medicines like codeine and morphine. Heroin can range from a white to dark brown powder to a sticky, tar-like substance.

Street Names: horse, smack, Big H, junk

How It's Used: Heroin is injected, smoked, or inhaled (if it is pure).

Effects & Dangers:

  • Heroin gives you a burst of euphoric (high) feelings, especially if it's injected. This high is often followed by drowsiness, nausea, stomach cramps, and vomiting.
  • Users feel the need to take more heroin as soon as possible just to feel good again.
  • With long-term use, heroin ravages the body. It is associated with chronic constipation, dry skin, scarred veins, and breathing problems.
  • Users who inject heroin often have collapsed veins and put themselves at risk of getting deadly infections such as HIV, hepatitis B or C, and bacterial endocarditis (inflammation of the lining of the heart) if they share needles with other users.

Addictiveness: Heroin is extremely addictive and easy to overdose on (which can cause death). Withdrawal is intense and symptoms include insomnia, vomiting, and muscle pain.

Inhalants

Inhalants are substances that are sniffed or "huffed" to give the user an immediate rush or high. They include household products like glues, paint thinners, dry cleaning fluids, gasoline, felt-tip marker fluid, correction fluid, hair spray, aerosol deodorants, and spray paint.

How It's Used: Inhalants are breathed in directly from the original container (sniffing or snorting), from a plastic bag (bagging), or by holding an inhalant-soaked rag in the mouth (huffing).

Effects & Dangers:

  • Inhalants make you feel giddy and confused, as if you were drunk. Long-time users get headaches, nosebleeds, and may suffer loss of hearing and sense of smell.
  • Inhalants are the most likely of abused substances to cause severe toxic reaction and death. Using inhalants, even one time, can kill you.

Addictiveness: Inhalants can be very addictive. Teens who use inhalants can become psychologically dependent upon them to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress.

Ketamine

Ketamine hydrochloride is a quick-acting anesthetic that is legally used in both humans (as a sedative for minor surgery) and animals (as a tranquilizer). At high doses, it causes intoxication and hallucinations similar to LSD.

Street Names: K, Special K, vitamin K, bump, cat Valium

How It's Used: Ketamine usually comes in powder that users snort. Users often do it along with other drugs such as Ecstasy (called kitty flipping) or cocaine or sprinkle it on marijuana blunts.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Users may become delirious, hallucinate, and lose their sense of time and reality. The trip - also called K-hole - that results from ketamine use lasts up to 2 hours.
  • Users may become nauseated or vomit, become delirious, and have problems with thinking or memory.
  • At higher doses, ketamine causes movement problems, body numbness, and slowed breathing.
  • Overdosing on ketamine can stop you from breathing - and kill you.

Addictiveness: Teens who use it can become psychologically dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress.

LSD

LSD (which stands for lysergic acid diethylamide) is a lab-brewed hallucinogen and mood-changing chemical. LSD is odorless, colorless, and tasteless.

Street Names: acid, blotter, doses, microdots

How It's Used: LSD is licked or sucked off small squares of blotting paper. Capsules and liquid forms are swallowed. Paper squares containing acid may be decorated with cute cartoon characters or colorful designs.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Hallucinations occur within 30 to 90 minutes of dropping acid. People say their senses are intensified and distorted - they see colors or hear sounds with other delusions such as melting walls and a loss of any sense of time. But effects are unpredictable, depending on how much LSD is taken and the user.
  • Once you go on an acid trip, you can't get off until the drug is finished with you - at times up to about 12 hours or even longer!
  • Bad trips may cause panic attacks, confusion, depression, and frightening delusions.
  • Physical risks include sleeplessness, mangled speech, convulsions, increased heart rate, and coma.
  • Users often have flashbacks in which they feel some of the effects of LSD at a later time without having used the drug again.

Addictiveness: Teens who use it can become psychologically dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress.

Marijuana

The most widely used illegal drug in the United States, marijuana resembles green, brown, or gray dried parsley with stems or seeds. A stronger form of marijuana called hashish (hash) looks like brown or black cakes or balls. Marijuana is often called a gateway drug because frequent use often leads to the use of stronger drugs.

Street Names: pot, weed, blunts, chronic, grass, reefer, herb, ganja

How It's Used: Marijuana is typically smoked in cigarette (joints), hollowed-out cigars (blunts), pipes (bowls), or water pipes (bongs). Some people mix it into foods or brew it as a tea.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Marijuana can affect mood and coordination. Users may experience mood swings that range from stimulated or happy to drowsy or depressed.
  • Marijuana also elevates heart rate and blood pressure. Some people get red eyes and feel very sleepy or hungry. The drug can also make some people paranoid or cause them to hallucinate.
  • Marijuana is as tough on the lungs as cigarettes - steady smokers suffer coughs, wheezing, and frequent colds.

Addictiveness: Teens who use marijuana can become psychologically dependent upon it to feel good, deal with life, or handle stress. In addition, their bodies may demand more and more marijuana to achieve the same kind of high experienced in the beginning.

Methamphetamine

Methamphetamine is a powerful stimulant.

Street Names: crank, meth, speed, crystal, chalk, fire, glass, crypto, ice

How It's Used: It can be swallowed, snorted, injected, or smoked.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Users feel a euphoric rush from methamphetamine, particularly if it is smoked or shot up. But they can develop tolerance quickly - and will use more meth for longer periods of time, resulting in sleeplessness, paranoia, and hallucinations.
  • Users sometimes have intense delusions such as believing that there are insects crawling under their skin.
  • Prolonged use may result in violent, aggressive behavior, psychosis, and brain damage.
  • The chemicals used to make methamphetamine can also be dangerous to both people and the environment.

Addictiveness: Methamphetamine is highly addictive.

Nicotine

Nicotine is a highly addictive stimulant found in tobacco. This drug is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream when smoked.

How It's Used: Nicotine is typically smoked in cigarettes or cigars. Some people put a pinch of tobacco (called chewing or smokeless tobacco) into their mouths and absorb nicotine through the lining of their mouths.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Physical effects include rapid heartbeat, increased blood pressure, shortness of breath, and a greater likelihood of colds and flu.
  • Nicotine users have an increased risk for lung and heart disease and stroke. Smokers also have bad breath and yellowed teeth. Chewing tobacco users may suffer from cancers of the mouth and neck.
  • Withdrawal symptoms include anxiety, anger, restlessness, and insomnia.

Addictiveness: Nicotine is as addictive as heroin or cocaine, which makes it extremely difficult to quit. Those who start smoking before the age of 21 have the hardest time breaking the habit.

Rohypnol

Rohypnol (pronounced: ro-hip-nol) is a low-cost, increasingly popular drug. Because it often comes in presealed bubble packs, many teens think that the drug is safe.

Street Names: roofies, roach, forget-me pill, date rape drug

How It's Used: This drug is swallowed, sometimes with alcohol or other drugs.

Effects & Dangers:

  • Rohypnol is a prescription antianxiety medication that is 10 times more powerful than Valium.
  • It can cause the blood pressure to drop, as well as cause memory loss, drowsiness, dizziness, and an upset stomach.
  • Though it's part of the depressant family of drugs, it causes some people to be overly excited or aggressive.
  • Rohypnol has received a lot of attention because of its association with date rape. Many teen girls and women report having been raped after having rohypnol slipped into their drinks. The drug also causes "anterograde amnesia." This means it's hard to remember what happened while on the drug, like a blackout. Because of this it can be hard to give important details if a young woman wants to report the rape.

Addictiveness: Users can become physically addicted to rohypnol, so it can cause extreme withdrawal symptoms when users stop.

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Drug With Side Effects

Choose from the drugs listed below to learn about their intended usage.

 


Accolate
(zafirlukast)
Uses:
Asthma
Possible Side Effects:
Liver damage, neuropathy, heart problems, worsening of pulmonary condition

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Accutane (isotretinoin)
Uses:
Acne
Possible Side Effects: birth defects, suicial thoughts an actions
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Alpha/Recombinant
Uses:
Cystic Fibrosis
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Andro (androstenedione)
Uses:
Dietary Supplement
Possible Side Effects: heart disease, prostate enlargement, prostate cancer
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Antifungal
Uses:
Fungal infections
Possible Side Effects: liver damage
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Ativan (lorazepam)
Use:
Panic and anxiety
Possible Side Effects: addiction, depression, dizzy, sleep, skin, stomach problems
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Avandia (rosiglitazone)
Use:
Diabetes
Possible Side Effects: liver disease, congestive heart failure, hepatitis
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Baycol (cerivastatin)
Use:
Cholesterol
Possible Side Effects: rhabdomyolysis, kidney failure
RECALLED: Aug- 01
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Bextra (valbecoxib)
Use:
Arthritis, Chronic Pain
Possible Side Effects: heart attack, stroke, gastrointestinal problems, Steven Johnson syndrome
RECALLED: Apr-05
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Celebrex (celecoxib)
Use:
arthritis, chronic pain, FAP
Possible Side Effects: heart attack, stroke, gastrointestinal problems, liver and kidney problems, edema
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Cisapride
Use:
heartburn
Possible Side Effects:
cardiac arrhythmias
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Colchicine
Use:
gout
Possible Side Effects: infedtion, anemia, bone marrow damage
RECALLED: partial recall in Dec 2000
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Cold-Eeze (zincum gluconicum)
Use:
common cold
Possible Side Effects: anosmia (loss of smell)
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Crestor (rosuvastatin)
Use:
cholesterol
Possible Side Effects: rhabdomyolysis, kidney failure
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Cyclosporine
Use:
prevent transplant rejection, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis
Possible Side Effects: jaundice, seizures, stomach problems, more
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DES (diethylstilbestrol)
Use:
prevent miscarriages
Possible Side Effects:
breast, endometrial cancer, birth defects
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Dexamethasone
Use:
inflammation, cancer, allergies, other disorders
Possible Side Effects: stomach problems, high blood pressure, depression, more..
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Drotecogin
Use:
sepsis
Possible Side Effects:
blood clots
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Duract (bromfenac)
Use:
acute pain
Possible Side Effects: hepatitis, live failure
RECALLED: Jun-98
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Enbrel (etanercept)
Use:
arthritis
Possible Side Effects: infection, sepsis, seizures
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Ephedra (ma-guang)
Use:
weight management
Possible Side Effects: heart attack, stroke, seizures, depression, death
RECALLED: Dec-03
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Fen Phen
(fenfluramine & dexfenfluramine) Use: weight management
Possible Side Effects: primpary pulmonary hypertension (PPH)
RECALLED: Sept -97
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Foradil (formoterol)
Use:
asthma
Possible Side Effects: worsening of asthma, death

Herceptin (trastuzumab)
Use:
breast cancer
Possible Side Effects: heart problems
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Hismanal (astemizole)
Use:
allergy, hay fever
Possible Side Effects: allergic reaction, drug interaction, cardiovascular side effects
RECALLED: Jun-99
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Lamictal (lamotrigine)
Use:
adjunct for epilepsy, depression, bipolar
Possible Side Effects: Steven Johnson Syndrome, TENS, more..
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Lamisil (terbinafine)
Use:
nail fungus
Possible Side Effects: liver failure
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Lariam (mefloquine)
Use:
malaria
Possible Side Effects: suicidal thoughts and action, other severe psychological disturbances
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Lotronex (alosetron)
Use: IBS, Diarrhea
Possible Side Effects: ischemic colitis, severe constipation
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Lyrica (pregabalin)
Use:
neuropathic pain with DPN and PHN
Possible Side Effects: tumors in animal studies
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Mellaril (thioridazine)
Use:
schizophrenia
Possible Side Effects: life threatening irregular heartbeat
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Meridia (sibutramine)
Use:
weight management
Possible Side Effects:
death, heart problems, stomach problems
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Nevirapine
Use:
HIV medication
Possible Side Effects:
hepatitis, hepatic necrosis, hepatic failure
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Natrecor (nesirtide)
Use:
heart failure
Possible Side Effects: kidney problems, memory loss
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Norplant (levonorgestrel)
Use:
implanted contraception device
Possible Side Effects:
excessive bleeding, defective lots
RECALLED: Jul-02
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Neurontin (gabapentin)
Use:
adjunct for epilepsy, 11 un approved uses
Possible Side Effects: infections, convulsions, memory loss
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Ortho Evra (norelgestromin & ethinyl estradiol)
Use: contraceptive patch
Possible Side Effects: blood clot, heart attack, stroke

OxyContin (oxycodone)
Use:
analgesic/narcotic pain killer
Possible Side Effects: high risk of abuse, overdose, dependency, death
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Palladone (hydromorphone)
Use:
analgesic/narcotic pain killer
Possible Side Effects: abuse, dependency, overdose, death when mixed with alcohol
RECALLED: Jul - 05
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Paxil (paroxetine)
Use:
depression, anxiety, other mental conditions
Possible Side Effects:
suicidal thoughts and actions, more.
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Posicor (mibefradil)
Use:
hypertension, chronic angina pectoris
Possible Side Effects: decreased heart beat, skin rash, trouble breathing
RECALLED: Jun-98
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PPA (phenylpropanolamine)
Use:
cough and cold medicine ingredient
Possible Side Effects: hemorrhagic stroke
RECALLED: Nov-2000
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Procardia (nifedipine)
Use: hypertension, chronic angina pectoris
Possible Side Effects: skin reactions, sexual side effects
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Propulsid (cisapride)
Use:
nighttime heartburn
Possible Side Effects: irregular heart beat and death
RECALLED: July-2000
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Protopic (tacrolimus)
Use:
dermatitis, ezcema
Possible Side Effects: cancer, infection, skin irritation
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Prozac (fluoxetine)
Use:
depression, OCD, PMDD
Possible Side Effects: seizures, heart problems, memory loss, sexual side effects
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Pulmozyme (dornase alfa recombinant)
Use:
lung infection, cystic fibrosis
Possible Side Effects: trouble breathing, chest pain

Ramipril
Use:
high blood pressure, heart failure
Possible Side Effects:
Liver problems, kidney problems, cardiovascular events
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Raxar (grepafoxacin)
Use: antibiotic
Possible Side Effects: fatal heart problems
RECALLED: Oct-97
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Redux (dexfenfluramine)
Use:
diet supplement
Possible Side Effects: heart valvular disease PPH
RECALLED: Sep-97
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Relenza (zanamivir)
Use:
flu
Possible Side Effects:
difficulty breathing, lung problems, more
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Rezulin (toroglitazone)
Use:
diabetes
Possible Side Effects:
liver disease, death
RECALLED: March 2000
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Risperdal (risperdone)
Use:
schizophrenia
Possible Side Effects:
stroke, blood clot, death
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Ritalin (methylphenidate)
Use:
ADHD
Possible Side Effects:
drug interactions, addiction, seizures, more.
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RotaShield (rotavirus)
Use:
childhood diarrhea
Possible Side Effects:
bowel obstruction
RECALLED: July 1999
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RU-486 (mifepristone, misoprostol)
Use:
abortion pill
Possible Side Effects: stomach problems, heavy bleeding, pelvic infections, death
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Seldane (terfenadine)
Use:
antihistamine
Possible Side Effects: cardiovascular side effects
RECALLED: Dec. 97
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Serentil (mesoridazine)
Use:
schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorder
Possible Side Effects:
heart problems, seizures, rash, interaction with antacids, more
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Serevent (salmeterol)
Use:
asthma
Possible Side Effects: fatal asthma attacks
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Seroquel (quetiapine)
Use:
schizophrenia
Possible Side Effects: worsening of symptoms, diabetes, hypotension
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Serzone (nefazodone)
Use:
depression
Possible Side Effects: liver failure and death
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Simulect (basilximab)
Use:
immunosuppressant drug
Possible Side Effects: acute kidney rejection
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Symlin (pramlintide)
Use:
diabetes
Possible Side Effects: hypoglycema, low blood glucose levels

Tasmar (tolcapone)
Use:
parkinson's disease
Possible Side Effects: severe liver damage
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Thalidomide (thalidomide)
Use:
sleep problems, morning sickness
Possible Side Effects: serious birth defects
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Valium (diazepam)
Use:
anxiety, alcohol withdrawal
Possible Side Effects: seizures, irregular heart beat, skin rash, jaundice, abuse
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Vanceril (beclomethasone dipropionate)
Use:
anxiety, alcohol withdrawal
Possible Side Effects:
Vanceril asthma drug has had certain inhalers recalled several times for defective inhalers.
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Viagra (sildenafil)
Use:
impotency/ erectile dysfunction drug
Possible Side Effects:
vision problemsm, deadly nitrate interaction
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Videx (didanosine)
Use:
HIV related infections
Possible Side Effects: liver and pancreas damage, lactic acidosis, death
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Viga (sildenafil)
Use:
impotency/erectile dysfunction drug
Possible Side Effects: sold as diet supplement, contained drug ingredient which causes deadly nitrate interaction
RECALLED: May 2003
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Vioxx (rofecoxib)
Use:
arthritis, chronic pain
Possible Side Effects:
heart attack, stroke, gastrointestinal problems
RECALLED: Sep - 2004
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Viramune (nevirapine)
Use: HIV and AIDs treatment
Possible Side Effects: allergic reaction, skin reactionsk, liver damage
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Xeloda (capecitabine)
Use: advanced breast cancer
Possible Side Effects:
excessive bleeding
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Zerit (stavudine)
Use:
HIV
Possible Side Effects: liver and pancreas damage, lactic acidosis, death
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Zyprexa (olanzapine)
Use: schizophrenia
Possible Side Effects :
diabetes, death
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