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Administered Novalgin, Brufen, Panadol And Anafranil For Convulsions In Hands And Legs, Shortness Of Breath And High BP

29 years aged male administered novalgin 500 mg. , brufen 600 , panadol 500, and 100 mg anafranil as two 50 mg. tablets after a breakfast, but the novalgin tablet is the second one as he had administered one tablet about 8 hours before.
he suffered from convulsions in the 2 hands and the 2 legs, shortness of breath, the blood pressure was 150/90 then it became 140/60 , the blood sugar level was 200, the body temperature was 36.5 C
what was the reason?? is it analgin hypersensitivity or a side effect of anafranil ?? and what medicine should he never take??
posted on Thu, 19 Sep 2013
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Hi,

This guy has taken too much medicines for pain (3 strong pain-killers). He should have taken panadol first, then, if after 4 hours no relief, he should have taken brufen and wait for other 6 hours. If no relief, he should have taken novalgin.

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Administered Novalgin, Brufen, Panadol And Anafranil For Convulsions In Hands And Legs, Shortness Of Breath And High BP

Hi, This guy has taken too much medicines for pain (3 strong pain-killers). He should have taken panadol first, then, if after 4 hours no relief, he should have taken brufen and wait for other 6 hours. If no relief, he should have taken novalgin. Thank you.