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A Case Of Mixed Ssri And Beta Blocker Toxicity

Author:

Dr. Kishore Kumar Aindala and Dr. Indranil Das

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

The B-adrenergic receptor antagonists, or B-blockers, are common medications used in the treatment of various cardiovascular, neurologic, endocrine, ophthalmologic, and psychiatric disorders. Because of their widespread availability, accidental and intentional toxicity is common. Also SSRI are present in the prescriptions of Neurologists and psychiatrists. The Emergency physicians also encounter many of the overdose of these drugs in patients who are on poly-pharmacy along with accidental and intentional ingestion. In our present case we will be describing a case of this mixed toxicity/overdose in a 30year old male patient who presented to the Emergency.

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