Drug Safety

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Oh, dude, the maximum safe dose of Lortab 10's is typically around 6 tablets per day, but it really depends on the individual's tolerance and medical history. It's always best to follow your doctor's prescription and not go all "I'll just take the whole bottle" on it. Like, be responsible with your meds, man.

As of my last knowledge, Theraflu Thin Strips have been discontinued by the manufacturer. The product was a popular option for those seeking a convenient and easy-to-use form of cold and flu relief. However, it is always recommended to check with the manufacturer or official sources for the most up-to-date information on product availability.

Yes, you can overdose on methamphetamine (crystal meth). Cardiovascular problems are most common, however a large overdose can cause psychiatric problems which could be permanent or last quite a long time (on the interval of years). See the attached link which gives more detailed information from the National Institute of Health (NIH).

Mollys plant food is totally different from "bath salts" mollys plant food has very similar effects as MDMA (methlenedioxymethamphetamine) ecstasy. Bath salts are very similar to meth (methamphetamine) producing extreme euphoria,insomnia,and hallucinations do to sleep deprivation.

It is not recommended to use polyethylene glycol 3350 after the expiration date as its efficacy and safety may be compromised. Expired medications can be less effective and may cause unexpected side effects. It is best to dispose of expired medications properly and consult with a healthcare provider for a replacement if needed.

Overdosing on painkillers, especially multiple times, can cause serious damage to your liver, kidneys, and stomach lining. Long-term effects may include liver failure, kidney damage, gastrointestinal bleeding, and increased risk of heart problems. It is crucial to seek medical help immediately and to avoid taking more than the recommended dose of any medication.

Possibly, as these ingredients can sometimes interfere with drug tests due to their effect on the body's metabolism and potential interaction with drug testing chemicals. It's always recommended to consult with a medical professional before taking any supplement to avoid any unintended consequences.

1 fluid cc is equal to 1 milliliter.

Adderall is typically manufactured in doses ranging from 5mg to 30mg. The most commonly prescribed doses are 5mg, 10mg, 20mg, and 30mg. Dosage strength is determined based on individual patient needs and response to the medication.

Yes, overdose of digestive enzymes can be harmful to the body. Excessive intake may lead to digestive issues, such as diarrhea, cramps, and bloating. It is important to follow the recommended dosage provided by a healthcare professional.

An autopsy can reveal signs of Thalidomide overdose, such as the presence of the drug in the person's system or physical symptoms of toxicity. Blood and tissue samples can be tested for Thalidomide levels to confirm an overdose. Additionally, the person's medical history and any prescriptions they were taking can provide clues to potential overdoses.

The cause of death is determined to be a drug overdose through a combination of factors including toxicology reports showing high levels of drugs in the deceased's system, examination of the circumstances surrounding the death, and autopsy findings indicating drug-related organ damage or other tell-tale signs of drug toxicity. It is important to consider all available evidence to properly determine the cause of death as a drug overdose.

Acetaminophen overdose is a common cause of liver failure and accounts for about 200 deaths per year in the United States. It is important to follow recommended dosages and seek medical help in case of overdose.

Manufacturers have created some drugs which are called 'Legal Highs' however they are still very dangerous. Tests have shown that some of the ingredients should not be consumed by humans, these drugs have even caused deaths.

What I would say is don't bother.

First of all, it depends on the drugs that you overdose on. If we are talking about cough syrup, there is very little chance that you will die of an overdose, whereas if we are talking about sleep medications, the chance is significantly higher.

Second of all, it depends on the proportionality of the overdose (not the amount of the overdose). If a person takes 5 pills of "x" drug instead of 4 pills of "x" drug he has overdosed MORE than someone who takes 12 pills of "y" instead of 10 pills of "y" because 5/4 is 125% and 12/10 = 120%. If you start moving beyond 200% territory, the chances of death rise all else being equal.

Third of all, every body is different. In addition to obvious factors like sex and weight which determine a body's metabolism and drug absorption speeds, there are slight differences between everyone's bodies.

Therefore it is impossible to give you a good answer in aggregate, but most people who died of drug overdoses did so in 24 hours.

Pharamceutical agents which used in formulation to enhance the absorptuion of drug (through gastro intestinal tract) and hence its concentration in blood are called bioavailability enhancers.

Some of the exaples are Cremophor, Gattefossse, Labrafil, Labrasol etc.

Yes, an overdose of diabetic medication, especially certain types such as insulin or sulfonylureas, can potentially cause brain damage. When these medications are taken in excess, they can lead to dangerously low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia), which can affect the brain's function and, if severe and prolonged, can cause brain damage.

Hypoglycemia deprives the brain of the glucose it needs to function properly. Symptoms of hypoglycemia can range from mild confusion and dizziness to seizures, coma, and in extreme cases, brain damage or death if not treated promptly.

It's crucial for individuals taking diabetic medications to follow their prescribed dosage and monitor their blood sugar levels regularly to avoid overdoses and the associated risks. If an overdose is suspected or if someone experiences symptoms of hypoglycemia, immediate medical attention should be sought to prevent complications.

if you try to go drive a car, shot a gun, run really fast down the middle of a road, or eat saltein crackers with no liquid...

Sure you can especially if you smoke intensely.

No. The toxic amounts of each would require stupidly large amounts consumed in the space of minutes - something like either literally a tonne of weed or hundreds of cups of coffee in less than 15 minutes. So while both THC and caffeine can cause overdose, actually doing so is nigh impossible.

Coffee has different effects on different people but an overdose of coffee can lead to heart palpitations, hypertension and even death.

In my case six to seven drip filter coffees per day led to irritability, hypertension, a feeling of panic which culminated in my passing out while driving home from work.

The passing out was probably a seizure caused by the coffee since had been having feelings of Deja-vu and unreality all day as well as a feeling of panic.

Fortunately I wasn't hurt but my car was a write-off. It could have killed me.

Len Bias