Tranquilizers and their after effects

All drugs have side effects some are regular and after a period of time they are seem to fade away while some are rare and can be very serious should be treated on immediate basis under a consultancy of a specialized practitioner but are all related in a sense and cannot be differentiated easily.

There are of two types i.e. minor and major, having side affects respectively. But they can’t be classified as they are mutually exclusive and sometimes overlap each other depending on the use.

Here we have discussed these effects making two different sections. These two sections can give a detailed outline about the major and the minor tranquilizers.

Firstly, discussing the Side Effects of Minor Tranquilizers, Clinical research has results that the people having minor tranquilizers for even therapy matters results in addiction. Such kind of dependency consists of two points. Firstly, the dependency of drugs make a person normal life worse. Secondly, the effects of the drug increases as the person depend on it. Dependency can later on referred to be addiction. Habitual addiction can not be easily treated. On the other hand one cannot be force to cease of the drugs which can lead to severe withdrawal symptoms, sometimes as serious as that of alcohol withdrawal. Moreover the research shows that the heroine addicts are much easier to treat that these type of people. severe state of hyper excitability, uncommonly aggressive behavior, feeling of agitation, agranulocytosis (when white blood cells are more susceptible to infection), partial amnesia, anxiety, comatose, inability to decide or confusion, depression, disorientation, drowsiness, epileptic seizures, excitability, severe restlessness, unnecessary fear, hallucinations, untoward hostility, hysteria, insomnia, irritability, jaundice, weariness, dizziness, problems with the liver, impairment of the memory, trembling, nausea, feeling of nervousness, uneasy sleep and nightmares, psychosis, extreme rage, sedation, changes in sexual urges and other related problems, slurred speech and suicidal tendencies are the side effects of minor tranquilizers.

Now taking in consideration the Side Effects of Major Tranquilizers, they are as severe as the minor ones and most of them are listed below. However the list is not too long to be mention but the main side effects are listed as confusion, depression, headache, diabetes, skin rashes, weakness, vomiting, drowsiness, irregular way of walking, birth defects in the child whose mother was under medication, blindness, disorders in blood, fluctuating levels of blood sugar, blurred vision, heart attack and heart failure, inability to concentrate, hemorrhage, liver failure, etc.

Thoroughly going through all the side effects one should consult a physician if he/she is experiencing any one of the condition because when the side effects tend to continue they seriously affect your life. So it’s better to consult a doctor for further assistance.