Side Effects and Toxicology

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Side Effects and Toxicology

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Peripheral side effects | Central side effects

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The peripheral side effects of trihexyphenidyl result from parasympathetic muscarinic blockade, and they occur in a consistent hierarchy among different organs. They are qualitatively similar to the side effects of atropine and other anticholinergic drugs, but they are quantitatively less because of the reduced peripheral activity of trihexyphenidyl (Brown 1990).

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