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Calculating the side
effects of phen-fen is like playing billiards with two cue balls:
They're unpredictable. For this reason, a doctor's supervision is
essential.
Although the most
common complaint is dry mouth, the following adverse reactions have been
reported:
drowsiness
agitation burning sensations dizziness
assaultiveness chills insomnia
hallucinations fever confusion vivid
dreams chest pain incoordination
impaired speech blurred vision eye irritation
difficulty breathing changes in libido changes
in taste euphoria depression anxiety
tension nervousness restlessness
psychosis rash headache constipation
weakness or fatigue fainting nausea
vomiting diarrhea abdominal cramps
sweating increased urinary frequency
palpitations tachycardia hypotension
circulatory collapse hypertension pulmonary
hypertension(potentially fatal) cardiac arrest
intense psychological dependence severe social dysfunction
Phen-fen can also
impair a person's ability to engage in potentially hazardous activities
such as operating machinery or driving a motor vehicle.
People who shouldn't
used phen-fen include patients with a history of drug abuse, alcoholism,
agitated states, migraine headaches, advanced arteriosclerosis,
symptomatic cardiovascular disease, moderate to severe hypertension,
hyperthyroidism, glaucoma or a known hypersensitivity to the
sympathomimetic amines. Safe use during pregnancy hasn't been
established. Phen-fen shouldn't be used in conjunction with
migraine-headache medication, or during or within 14 days following the
administration of monoamine oxidize inhibitors (including Prozac and
Zoloft) .
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