Excess of B group vitamins are very rare since the vitamin is excreted through urine. When assumed parenterally, i.e., injected, allergic reactions may ensue up to anaphylaxis, and overdose is more likely. Symptoms include CNS effects (tremors, tachycardia, vertigo), sweating, shortness of breath, itching. Long term overdosage has been reported to cause headache.
Extremely large doses (>300 mg per kg of body weight) may result in death.
The signs of a B vitamin deficiency include: pale skin, a sore tongue or bleeding gums, feeling sick to your stomach and weight loss, the feeling of being tired, weak and lightheaded. If the deficiency is left for too long extreme symptoms of depression, dementia, a poor sense of balance and numbness and tingling of the digits may occur.
What are the symptoms of an overdose of Belladonna.
Vitamin K is considered an "antidote" for warfarin overdose.
Vitamin A doesn't have symptoms. Humans with either vitamin A toxicity or vitamin A deficiency have symptoms, however. Please be more specific with your question.
It doesn't matter why you're taking the vitamins, an overdose is an overdose. What happens depends on which specific vitamin you overdose on.
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You cannot overdose on vitamin B12 but you can overdose on vitamin D. However some people are allergic to B12 (apparently to the cobalt) and it can have interactions with some medications as well as worsening certain preexisting medical conditions.
Yes, you can overdose on vitamins and minerals. The most common ones that you can overdose on are iron, calcium, vitamin A, and vitamin E. What will it do to me?
Although overdose rarely occurs with SSRIs,symptoms include two or more severe side effects occurring together.flushing of the face.fast heart rate.upset stomach.Rare symptoms of SSRI overdose include:.coma.low blood pressure.
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you can overdose on water? last time i checked, you cant
Answer #1700mcg or 2300IU of vitamin AHOWEVER, it is very easy to overdose on vitamin A supplements, that's why I recommend beta carotene supplements; your body converts only the amount of beta carotene it needs into vitamin A, preventing an overdose. 5000-10,000IU of beta carotene is fine.
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