What are common symptoms of NSAID overdose or toxicity?

High-pitched tinnitus, vertigo, and behavioral effects are indeed common symptoms associated with NSAID overdose or toxicity. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can have various effects on the central nervous system and may lead to auditory disturbances such as ringing in the ears (tinnitus), balance issues (vertigo), and alterations in mood or behavior. These symptoms collectively indicate the potential neurotoxic effects of NSAIDs when taken in excessive amounts.

The symptoms observed in the other choices do not typically correlate with NSAID toxicity. Hypertension, sweating, and tremors often relate to stimulant reactions rather than NSAID overdose. Rash, fever, and cough usually suggest an allergic reaction or infection rather than toxicity. Lastly, weight gain, flushing, and hallucinations are more characteristic of other medical conditions or reactions rather than NSAID overdose. Understanding these specific symptoms helps in identifying and managing NSAID toxicity effectively.