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Someone who has been taking Protonix® for a long period of time or has gone over the recommended dosage of 40 mg might experience a Protonix® overdose. Usually the symptoms of a Protonix® overdose are not lethal, but they can cause some discomfort and other health problems.

Can Someone Overdose on Protonix®?

Yes, it is possible for a patient to take an overdose of the proton pump inhibitor and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) medication known as Protonix®, whose the main ingredient is pantoprazole.

Though the effects of Protonix® overdoses are still under investigational studies, negative reactions can be produced in the body if a medicine is taken in excess quantities. Protonix® overdoses typically alter the amount of activity in the user and can skew the user's coordination.

Symptoms of a Protonix® Overdose

Protonix® overdoses, when they happen, should be handled by a medical professional immediately. If you have being taking Protonix® and experience any of the following, you might have overdosed on the medication:

• Sweating
• Dry mouth
• Nausea
• Headache
• Flushed skin
• Heartbeat increases
• Drowsiness
• Lack of coordination
• Confusion

Other Dangers of Protonix®

The heartburn medication has been linked to some side effects that range from mild to severe. Most recent, the drug, along with others in its class has been linked to a possible increase in the risk of spine, hip and wrist fractures. Reports indicate that patients at the highest risk of suffering Protonix® bone fractures are those who are older than 50 years and who take the medication for long periods of time.

Contact a Protonix® Lawyer

If you believe you’ve been harmed by Protonix®, in the form an overdose, an allergic reaction, or an ill side effect such as a bone fracture, you can seek legal guidance from a qualified Protonix® lawyer. A qualified Protonix® attorney will be able to determine if you have a legitimate case against the maker of the drug. To find out if you have a case, contact us to schedule an evaluation.