Some people experience side effects while taking nalbuphine. You should tell your doctor if the following side effects worsen or do not go away during treatment: headaches; dizziness; lightheadedness; confusion; hallucinations; severe drowsiness; severe weakness; heavy feeling; dry mouth; upset stomach; vomiting; abdominal cramping; itching skin; clammy skin; bitter taste in the mouth.
Side effects that suggest possible overdose include: breathing difficulties; fainting; severe headache; chest pain; numbness of limbs; seizures; slowed heartbeat; problems with urination; vision changes; rash or hives; swollen face.
Because other side effects may occur, you should notify a doctor about any new symptoms so they can determine if the symptoms are related to use of nalbuphine.
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