Many handbooks of poisonous plants cite the tomato plant for killing livestock and sickening people. According to the California Poison Control Systemâs âPoisoning and Drug Overdose,â edited by Kent R. Olson (McGraw-Hill, 2006), the tomato toxin is solanine, one of two alkaloids that make greened potatoes toxic.
I heard that, too.. My doc, however, told me to take the Lexapro at night, which I did just a little bit ago, because it'll help me sleep.. hmm.. I checked out lexapro.com earlier this evening and it gave me some good info, however it did state that there may be some insomnia involved, in frequent cases..
Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. yes, lexapro can cause many abdominal symptoms: diarrhea, constipation, gas, general discomfort, etc. these are initial side effects and usually subside after about 2-6 weeks. and F.Y.I. I personally have experienced these side effects now that I am tapering off.