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. 2018 Aug 3;67(30):815–818. doi: 10.15585/mmwr.mm6730a2

TABLE 2. Common clinical effects associated with tianeptine exposures (N = 114) and therapies received — National Poison Data System, United States, 2000–2017.

Clinical effect* No. (%)
Cardiovascular effect
37
(32.5)
Tachycardia
29
(25.4)
High blood pressure
13
(11.4)
Conduction delays
5
(4.4)
Neurologic effect
55
(48.3)
Agitation
25
(21.9)
Drowsiness
19
(16.7)
Confusion
15
(13.2)
Coma
5
(4.4)
Gastrointestinal effect
12
(10.5)
Nausea
9
(7.9)
Vomiting
5
(4.4)
Diarrhea
3
(2.6)
Dermal effect
10
(8.8)
Pallor
3
(2.6)
Pain
3
(2.6)
Cellulitis
2
(1.8)
Constitutional effect
10
(8.8)
Diaphoresis
8
(7.0)
Fever
3
(2.6)
Pain
1
(0.9)
Respiratory effect
8
(7.0)
Respiratory depression
6
(5.3)
Dyspnea
3
(2.6)
Tachypnea
1
(0.9)
Ocular effect
6
(5.3)
Mydriasis
4
(3.5)
Miosis
2
(1.8)
Renal effect
5
(4.4)
Urinary retention
3
(2.6)
Creatinine abnormality
2
(1.8)
Kidney failure
1
(0.9)
Metabolic effect
5
(4.4)
Electrolyte disturbances
3
(2.6)
Acidosis
2
(1.8)
Musculoskeletal effect
5
(4.4)
Muscle weakness
2
(1.8)
Rigidity
1
(0.9)
Psychiatric effect
2
(1.8)
Delusions
2
(1.8)
Therapy
Fluids
40
(35.1)
Benzodiazepines
31
(27.2)
Oxygen
12
(10.5)
Naloxone
11
(9.7)
Antibiotics
11
(9.7)
Sedation
9
(7.9)
Antiemetics
7
(6.1)
Intubation
5
(4.4)
Ventilator support
5
(4.4)
Antihistamine 3 (2.6)

* Patient exhibited one or more type of clinical effect in a category.