So be very alert to any increase in frequency of urination (they should check urine potassium) or any possible infections (bladder, tooth, etc.). Iâve heard that a change in the bodyâs sodium can also affect potassium levels, also pH levels (acid/alkaline). Anonymous 42789 Replies December 9, 2006. 00:25 AM.
Central nervous system medications are used to treat the effects of a wide variety of medical conditions, including Alzheimer's disease, depression, and Parkinson's disease.
This means that the medication is doing what it is supposed to. Almost all medications that have a systemic effect on the body will cause side effects. Some medications that have a localized effect on the body can also cause side effects. Side effects are the symptoms that result from a normal dose of a medication. Most side effects are not serious and some may decrease as the body becomes used to a medication. For example, some blood pressure medications, because of the way that they act on the heart, can cause the person to feel tired. Other medications can cause side effects such as dry mouth, stomach upset or headache.