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Those indicating need for medical attention: Incidence less frequent: Extrapyramidal effects, parkinsonian (loss of balance control, mask-like face, shuffling walk, stiffness of arms or legs, trembling and shaking of hands and fingers, trouble in speaking or swallowing); Mental depression.
Incidence rare: Allergic reaction (skin rash); Galactorrhea (unusual secretion of milk).
Note: Symptoms are not responsive to antiparkinsonian medications, but are reversible on withdrawal of Flunarizine.
Medical attention needed only if continuing or bothersome: Incidence more frequent: Drowsiness.
Incidence less frequent: Dizziness or lightheadedness; Dryness of mouth; Increased appetite and/or weight gain; Nausea; Unusual tiredness or weakness.
