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Which are the symptoms of Fluoroquinolone Toxicity?
See the worst symptoms of affected by Fluoroquinolone Toxicity here
Pain.
All over permanent pain or agonising pain in certain areas - legs, head, guts, anywhere - that comes and goes.
Tendon rupture or risk of tendon rupture.
Muscle pains and joint pains.
Mobility problems that can lead to temporary or permanent disability
Heart problems. Liver problems. Renal problems. Gut problems (microbiome can be disrupted for over a year).
Central nervous system problems - depression, anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, depersonalisation.
Peripheral neuropathy - acute and chronic pain.
Skin disorders e.g. rashes and blisters. A feeling of sunburn under the skin.
Not knowing what will happen next - the symptoms can begin to feel better then return with a bang for no reason. After ceasing the Fluoroquinolone treatment it's possible to feel fine for a few weeks - or even months- then the symptoms start.
Vision disturbances. Hearing problems.
The symptoms have no particular pattern but the pain needs to be controlled first. The NSAID group of painkillers can actually make things worse, as can steroids.
All over permanent pain or agonising pain in certain areas - legs, head, guts, anywhere - that comes and goes.
Tendon rupture or risk of tendon rupture.
Muscle pains and joint pains.
Mobility problems that can lead to temporary or permanent disability
Heart problems. Liver problems. Renal problems. Gut problems (microbiome can be disrupted for over a year).
Central nervous system problems - depression, anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, depersonalisation.
Peripheral neuropathy - acute and chronic pain.
Skin disorders e.g. rashes and blisters. A feeling of sunburn under the skin.
Not knowing what will happen next - the symptoms can begin to feel better then return with a bang for no reason. After ceasing the Fluoroquinolone treatment it's possible to feel fine for a few weeks - or even months- then the symptoms start.
Vision disturbances. Hearing problems.
The symptoms have no particular pattern but the pain needs to be controlled first. The NSAID group of painkillers can actually make things worse, as can steroids.
Posted Jan 14, 2018 by Fluoroquinolone Victims in Europe
Exhaustion and muscle pain
Posted Mar 20, 2017 by heavnlyharmony 400
Chronic insomnia and free floating anxiety.
Posted Oct 3, 2017 by Katie 1000
Aortic Dissection and Brain Damage
Posted Oct 4, 2017 by Jeanie 529
Most limiting Fatigue & muscle weakness & pain
Most distressing: nerve pain
Most persistent: anxiety
Most distressing: nerve pain
Most persistent: anxiety
Posted Mar 18, 2021 by Pascale 800
