Librium Use Side Effect Details

Librium is an addictive Benzodiazepine medication. Librium is used to treat anxiety disorders and alcohol withdrawal agitation symptoms.

The generic version of Librium is called Chlordiazepoxide.

Librium Use Side Effects

Below are a list of common side effects of Librium and generic versions when taken as prescribed.

Fatigue
Sleepiness
Upset Stomach
Constipation
Headache

Weakness
Fluid Retention Swelling
Dry Mouth
Appetite Changes
Sex Drive Changes

Librium Abuse Side Effects

Misuse and abuse of Librium can have harmful health related consequences such as:

Dizziness
Dry Mouth
Lethargy

Incoordination
Extreme Sleepiness
Slurry Speech

Changes in Appetite
Decrease in Reflexes
Decreased Blood Pressure

Librium Overdose Symptoms

A life threatening Librium overdose can occur when too much (an excessive amount) medication is taken. This includes taking Librium in combination with alcohol or when Librium is mixed with certain medications or illicit drugs. The overdose symptoms may include:

Coma
Death
Fainting
Weakness
Confusion
Dizziness
Extreme Drowsiness
Irregular Heartbeat
Slow and Difficult Breathing
Major Drop in Blood Pressure
Lips and Nails become Bluish in Color
Balance and Coordination Becomes Impaired

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