Side effects. Desipramine tends to be less sedating than other TCAs and tends to produce fewer anticholinergic effects like dry mouth, constipation, urinary retention, blurred vision, and cognitive/memory impairment. Overdose
At the time of death, the organ procurement organization serving the hospital will review medical and social histories to determine donor suitability on a case-by-case basis. There are a few diseases and conditions that rule out donation. If you are HIV positive, you will not be able to donate organs. If you have active cancer in a particular organ, you cannot donate that organ. If cancer has spread through the body, you will not be able to donate any organs.
To reduce the already low risk of CJD transmission from one person to another, you should never donate blood, tissues, or organs if you have suspected or confirmed CJD, a family history of the disease, had a dura mater graft, received human-derived pituitary hormones, or had a corneal transplant.