We have 293 consumer reports for Amitriptyline. Difficulty in breathing effect occurred in 1%.
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Patients statistics on Difficulty in breathing side effect for Amitriptyline
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Average weight in Lbs
131.17
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Average height in Ft
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Average age
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Amitriptyline for Fibromyalgia
I’ve been taking amitriptyline (antidepressants) for 8 months, which is used to relieve pain in my illness. For several weeks now, I have been breathing pauses at night, suddenly wake up, open my eyes and gasp like a fish.
Side effects: Difficulty in breathing; Sleep disorders
Amitriptyline for Morbus sudeck
Amitriptyline was given to me as part of the treatment of Sudeck’s disease in combination with Arcoxia and Calcitonin. This adds to the already daily intake of Beloc Zok, SimvaHexal and Nexium mups. At intervals of about 2 hours in the evening, I took one tab each, for a total of 2 tablets before going to bed and woke up at night with severe heart problems and an extreme feeling of pressure in the torax area, had shortness of breath and felt extremely bad. The complaints were so severe that I was about to call an ambulance. The next morning, I consulted with my attending physician because I did not know which of the medications triggered the symptoms. The doctor typed amitriptyline, which I then discontinued immediately. The complaints did not occur then.
Side effects: Difficulty in breathing
Amitriptyline for Heart rhythm disturbances; Depression
tingling and numbness in the left side, shortness of breath, lumps in the throat, cold sweats with the least strain, funny taste in the mouth (like vomited about), nausea, dizziness, dry mouth, insomnia, heart pain, tachycardia, nightmares, tremors, malaise, hot flashes, …
Side effects: Taste alteration; Difficulty in breathing; Nightmares; Sensation disorders; Tremble; Sweats; Sleep disorders; Nausea; Dizziness; Mouth dryness