Ken Nakano , Shingo Numoto , Akihisa Okumura , Kazuhiro Hirata , Sachie Kaneko , Yoichiro Oro
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Seizure and coma with overdose dextromethorphan: A case report
Background
Dextromethorphan (DXM) is a commonly used anti-tussive drug. DXM overdose can elicit neurobehavioral effects, such as hallucinations, stimulation, euphoria, and dissociation, and rarely cause seizures or coma.
Case report
A 14-year-old Japanese female was referred to the emergency department of our hospital in a coma following a seizure. She had no history of epilepsy or psychiatric diseases. Initially, the underlying causes of the coma and seizures were unclear. However, several used DXM packages were found in her school bag, and an overdose was suspected. The patient was diagnosed with DXM overdose. The neurobehavioral symptoms resolved without specific treatments. DXM concentrations in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid were 830 and 320 ng/mL, respectively.
Conclusion
The possibility of DXM overdose should be considered in patients admitted with seizures or comas of unknown cause.
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