What kind of medicine can make you crazy?

Answer 1

Under certain circumstances, a variety of drugs could cause mental abnormalities, similar to a state of "becoming crazy."
1. ** Anti-infectious drugs **
- Quinolones are fat-dissolved drugs that can enter the brain tissue through the blood-brain barrier and suppress the central nervous system's transmission medium, gamma-aa, which increases the excitability of the central nervous system, leading to anxiety, restlessness, confusion, delusions, agitation, insomnia, dizziness, tremor and other abnormal mental behaviors, such as levofan, moisoxin, etc.
- Although beta-lactams were not easy to enter the blood-brain barrier, they might damage the central nervous system's suppressive process or produce abnormal stimulation to the cerebral cortexes, causing increased excitancy of the cortexes, resulting in abnormal mental behaviors such as headache, dizziness, agitation, convulsions, muscle clonus, etc., such as antibiotics and amoxicillins.
- Rifampicin and isoniazid can cause mania and screaming; clomicalin can cause hallucinations and disorientation; gentamin can cause hallucinations, excitement, fear, insomnia, and incoherent speech; and compound sulfathiazolin can cause hallucinations, delirium, ataxia, etc.
2. ** Central nervous system drugs **
- Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs, such as indometacin, fluralin, and so on, may cause memory loss, hallucinations, and personality changes in the elderly.
- Among the anti-Alzheimer's drugs, amantantine could cause hallucinations, mania, night terrors and other mental disorders; levodopa and dopamine-receptor stimulants could cause euphoria, anxiety, depression, hallucinations, various dreams, and confusion; Benzhexol could cause hallucinations, delusions, etc.; The anti-epilepsy drug Dilantioin may cause abnormal behavior and mental confusion.
3. ** Circulatory System Medicine **
- The antihyperbaric drug nifedipine can cause mania, paranoid hallucinations, and severe depression; captopril and clondine can interfere with psychological activities; reserpine may cause depression, etc.; digoxin may cause blurred vision or "color vision", depression, and confusion; ammioduron can cause auditory hallucinations, impulsive behavior, and delusions.
4. ** Digestive system medicine **
- Cimetidine may cause irritability, hallucinations, delusions, and memory disturbances; ranitidine may cause forgetfulness and anxiety; metoclopramine may cause sleep disturbances, irritability, and agitation.
5. ** Addictive drugs **
- Alprazolam, estazolam, Diazepam, Zolpidote, etc. may cause dizziness, dizziness, drowsiness, hypokinesia, abnormal coordination, ataxia, high mood, and other abnormal symptoms of the nervous system. Overuse beyond the scope of treatment may cause more serious symptoms related to mental disorders.
6. ** Other Medicines **
- Among the antibiotics, there were the ones such as cyanamicalin, penicillin, and methonidrol; among the anti-inflammatory drugs, there were the ones such as isoniazid and rifampicin; among the anti-rhythmic drugs, there were the ones such as propafenone, proprandial, and lidocain; among the anti-hormonal drugs, there were the ones such as adrenocortin, hypobaric drugs, and oral contraceptives; among the anti-Alzheimer's drugs, there were the ones such as amantantine, benzhexol, and levodopa; among the painkillers, there were the ones such as fluralin, anti-cancer drugs, anti-epilepsy drugs, and barbiturates, which could all cause mental abnormalities.

However, the mental abnormalities caused by these drugs usually occurred under specific conditions of medication and individual differences (such as age, body metabolism, etc.). These serious mental abnormalities did not necessarily occur under normal and reasonable medication.
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