Xanax Side Effects
Blackouts are the most common side effects of taking Xanax with alcohol, Some people have stated they can’t remember what happened the night before when alcohol was involved
While Xanax seems to be the most prescribed agent in stopping “panic attack”, people should be aware of the potential problems and side effects of this medication. Xanax effects the memory of an individual, especially in verbal recall. Here is a list of the known side effects of Xanax:
- drowsiness
- fatigue
- light-headedness
- speech problems
- abdominal cramps
- constipation
- dry mouth
- hyperventilation
- blurred vision
- nausea
- chest pain
- change in sex drive
- confusion
- headache
- change in appetite
- insomnia
- unusual dreams
- change in salivation
- low blood pressure
- racing heartbeat
- fainting
- nasal congestion
- difficulty urinating
- sweating
- weight change
- skin irritation
- twitching or tremors
- nervous or anxious state
- sun sensitivity
- respiratory infection
- memory impairment
- menstrual difficulties
- loss of coordination
While these side effects are more common, there are some side effects that are rare and only occur in select individuals :
difficulty concentrating
- slurred or unusual speech
- double vision
- fear
- altered senses of taste
- lack of inhibition
- muscle cramps or spasms
