Rare & Dangerous: Neuroleptic malignant syndrome is a rare, potentially life-threatening disorder usually caused by an unpredictably bad reaction to an antipsychotic drug. Typically there is muscle rigidity, fever, unstable pulse and blood pressure, mental impairments and characteristic laboratory changes. Treatment relies on stopping the drug and supportive hospital care.
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