cyclopentolate

How to Manage Overdose?

An overdose of cyclopentolate can lead to systemic toxicity. Symptoms may include:
Central Nervous System Excitation: Seizures, hallucinations, or agitation.
Cardiovascular Issues: Tachycardia or hypertension.
Respiratory Distress: Difficulty breathing.
Immediate medical intervention is required. Treatment typically involves supportive care and symptomatic management.

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