"Overdose," in terms of most drugs, means that you have ingested a sufficient quantity to begin to interfere with bodily functions in a life-threatening way.
If you want to chance getting over that without medical attention, then fine, but don't make that decision for someone else unless you are willing to take responsibility for their death.
Respiratory Depression. It would begin to get more difficult to breathe and you'd have labored breathing and end up having an OD without seeking medical attention.
Medical treatment is treatment of a condition without surgery.
Yes. The maximum daily dosage of Tylenol (acetaminophen) is 4,000 mg. In the case of an overdose, especially a severe overdose of 7,000 mg or more, immediate medical help should be sought. If treatment is received within 8 hours, the chance of recovery is very good. Without rapid treatment, a very large overdose of acetaminophen can lead to liver failure and death in a few days.
No, it is VERY contagious and needs medical treatment.
The most immediate answer is that you can't get a medical license without going to medical school. Medical school is considered one of the requirements to protect the public when they are seeking medical care.
no way the bite is deadly
If you overdose on purpose? Well depends what you od'd on if its aspirin or sleeping pills drink a bucket of salt water. if its drugs your dead Your body has the same reaction to overdose, regardless of motive. If you require medical attention due to your overdose, the doctor may consider you a suicide risk and call police. In many places, you can be held (without consent) for an observation period. A judge or medical staff will then decide if you are no longer a danger to yourself.
Some terms for the excessive use of drugs without regard to accepted medical practice are: drug abuse, drug addiction, drug overdose and medication error.
During the American Civil War , medical treatment was crude where amputations were done without the benefit of anesthesia and there were more who died from disease than through warfare .
If a person is looking for medical treatment and they do not have insurance, that could be a problem. I would suggest they go to their local clinic. There they will only have to pay a small fee.
In most cases, emergency treatment will be given without consent. Routine items will not be done without parental consent. Someone has to agree to make the necessary payments.
Severe damage to your digestive system, and possible death without medical treatment.