As a respiratory specialist, I can provide you with information on the symptoms of respiratory depression. Respiratory depression is a serious medical condition characterized by a decrease in the rate and/or depth of breathing to a level that is insufficient to maintain adequate oxygen levels in the body. Mild or moderate symptoms of respiratory depression may include: 1. Tiredness - Feeling fatigued or lacking energy. 2. Daytime sleepiness - Excessive sleepiness during the day, which can interfere with daily activities. 3. Shortness of breath - Feeling out of breath even during rest or with minimal activity. 4. Slow and shallow breathing - Breaths that are less frequent and not as deep as normal. 5. Depression - A feeling of sadness or a loss of interest in activities. In more severe cases, respiratory depression can lead to: - Confusion or altered mental state - Loss of consciousness - Low blood pressure - Bluish skin color (cyanosis) - Weak or absent pulse - Potentially life-threatening situations, such as respiratory arrest It's important to seek immediate medical attention if someone is experiencing severe symptoms of respiratory depression. read more >>

Mild or moderate symptoms may include:tiredness.daytime sleepiness.shortness of breath.slow and shallow breathing.depression.read more >>