Signs of Long-Term Meloxicam Abuse Signs of long-term meloxicam abuse include: Overdose, with symptoms that include coma, difficulty breathing, extreme drowsiness, bloody vomiting, bloody stools and seizure New or worsening liver or kidney problems Co-occurring alcohol addiction and/or addiction to other prescription or illicit drugs Sudden heart attack The Potential for Misuse Meloxicam isnt habit-forming, but misuse is possible when not taken as prescribed
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Reference: A translational investigation targeting stress-reactivity and prefrontal cognitive control with guanfacine for smoking cessation by Sherry A McKee, Marc N Potenza, Hedy Kober, Mehmet Sofuoglu, Amy FT Arnsten, Marina R Picciotto, Andrea H Weinberger, Rebecca Ashare and Rajita Sinha, 16 December 2014, Journal of Psychopharmacology
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