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How does toxicity from anticholinergic medications present clinically?

On another page on this website, we discussed a clinical case from one of our Members in which, about one week after starting on full doses of dicyclomine and hyoscyamine for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome, a middle-aged woman developed severe anxiety along with a racing heart, flushed face, worsening constipation, extreme thirst, dry…

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