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Onfi (clobazam), an anti-seizure drug, may cause physical side effects. The most common ones include:
- drowsiness or tiredness
- drooling
- trouble swallowing
- difficulty speaking
- gastrointestinal problems, such as vomiting, changes in appetite, and constipation
- problems with coordination
- fever
- urinary tract infection
- upper respiratory infection, such as bronchitis and pneumonia
- trouble breathing
- cough
- blistering and/or itchy skin or a rash
- suicidal thoughts or actions
- new or worse depression, anxiety or irritability
- panic attacks
- feeling irritable, restless or agitated
- aggressive, angry or violent behavior
- impulsive or dangerous behavior
- manic episodes—that is, an extreme increase in activity level and talking
- any changes mood or unusual behavior
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