What are the side effects of long-term Phenobarbital (PB) use?

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Topic

Prolonged use of Phenobarbital can lead to various adverse effects.

Answer

Long-term utilization of Phenobarbital can lead to hyperactivity, sedation, behavioral problems, and dementia, depending on the dose.

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