Even after following the prescribed dose and scheduling, people may experience multiple side effects, such as problem urinating, increased salivation, dry mouth, difficulty concentrating, weight changes, unusual changes in behavior/mood, memory problems, shortness of breath, depression, seizures, joint pain, constipation, nausea or incapability to perform sexually. Furthermore, overdose can happen when a person takes Xanax with alcohol, takes prescribed dosage on a fast schedule or takes more than the prescribed dose. Signs of overdose may include: coma, respiratory depression, impaired reflexes, confusion and problems with coordination.
Even after following the prescribed dose and scheduling, people may experience multiple side effects, such as problem urinating, increased salivation, dry mouth, difficulty concentrating, weight changes, unusual changes in behavior/mood, memory problems, shortness of breath, depression, seizures, joint pain, constipation, nausea or incapability to perform sexually. Furthermore, overdose can happen when a person takes Xanax with alcohol, takes prescribed dosage on a fast schedule or takes more than the prescribed dose. Signs of overdose may include: coma, respiratory depression, impaired reflexes, confusion and problems with coordination.
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