Yes, many celebrities and non-celebrities have died from taking too many sleeping pills at the same time, or from too much drug over several days. Sleeping pills and other sedatives cause a decrease in respirations (called "respiratory depression"). Breathing slows down so much that the person does not breathe again, because the brain is not sending signals to say "breathe now" to the lungs. Also, if a person takes too many pills and happens to vomit, which is a big risk, the person could aspirate ("breathe in") part of the vomit. Lungs cannot expand with liquid or foreign matter in the lungs. The vomit can block the airway completely, and because the drugs made the person too sedated, the person will go into Respiratory Arrest and die.
Doctors assign and prescribe a particular dose as the best dose for a condition and for that person. Never exceed the prescribed dose. If you take the prescribed dose but do not sleep, let your doctor know. You may need a different med, a different dose, or different time to take the dose. Even at normal doses, watch for side effects of over-sedation. And, never drive until you know how the sleeping pill from the night before will affect you.
Depends on if you are "pill tolerant" or not. if you are used to taking pills (benzos or pain pills on a regular basis), 10mg will do the trick. If you have been taking pills for an extended period of time, maybe 2 10mg AT THE MOST. Be careful :)
I think it means you were put into a coma by the doctor.
It depends on why the infant is in a coma. there a several illnesses that can put someone in a coma.
He was put into a coma to allow his body to heal.
200 years
we are all chemicals. chemically speaking nothing but C H and O.
You will pass out, go into a coma, and wake up dead!
They are purposefully put in a coma through some anesthetic drug. It is only temporary, but it's done to put the brain in a hibernating state to recover.
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Throwing up can cause dehydration, which can cause a person to pass out and slip into a coma.
Depending on where the person is shot, then yes.
Doce mas cero coma dos mas cero coma cero cero cinco