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BZP and TFMP can cause sympathomimetic effects in the intoxicated patient. Appropriate, symptom-directed supportive care should ensure a good recovery.

Adverse effects from BZP commonly include confusion, agitation, vomiting, anxiety, and palpitations. There is strong evidence that higher plasma levels of BZP are associated with an increased incidence of seizures. Co-ingestion of ethanol increases the likelihood of common and distressing BZP-induced symptoms but reduces the incidence of BZP seizures.

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