if your a chronic alcoholic but sober and take 3 barbiturates that are considered an overdose what happens?
367645
whats the matter withyou get your fanny straight to a emergency foom tell them what you just said and get help or you are going to kill your self please dont wait flaim
254566
You need to contact your dr as you do not want to get the wrong advice and overdose.  That stuff is very dangerous and can kill you, if you overdose.  So, seek the advice of your dr before changing anything and continue to keep taking it the way your dr prescribed until then.
1044776
FIND GOD\nSTOP GETTIN AND DRUNK\ngo to rehab and tell ur doc ur probs
713569
what medication(s) are you taking.  if you're taking an anti-depressant, it takes a good 6-8 weeks for you to feel the total clinical effect of this classification of drugs.  hopefully, you are receiving medication for the anxiety, also.  \nit's none of my business, but the drinking can intensify the effects of the medications you are taking.  alcohol is a depressant.  it can cause the depression and anxiety to become exacerbated.   \ni suggest you get to see a psychiatrist ASAP.  discuss all your symptoms with/him/her and let them decide on a recovery method best suited for your needs.  don't try to solve the problem by yourself.  it doesn't work that way.  depression, anxiety, and alcoholism are major problems that need to be addressed and monitored by a trained doctor.\nin the eent that you are entertaining negative thoughts about suicide, please remember, SUICIDE IS A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO A TEMPORARY PROBLEM.  fight to live.  it's bound to be difficult, but you deserve the right to live your life free from these three crosses.\nbest of luck!
208584
steroids aren't that dangerous, however, if you overdose your self, the problems are serious enough to destabilize you.  oral steriods like dexamethasone, prednisolone and other variants should be taken maximum for two weeks.  extending the course will lessen the efficacy of the drug and raise the adverse effects like bloating and sclerating ( hardening of tissues esp. heart valves)
525226
Drink plenty of water.  It could dehydrate you.  They dry me out when I take them as prescribed.  Side effects can be shakiness anyway.\n\nWhat happens if I overdose?\n •  Seek emergency medical attention.\n •  Symptoms of a pseudoephedrine overdose include extreme tiredness, sweating, dizziness, a slow heartbeat, and coma.
228352
Yes. your blood alcohol would be above .10. You are legally drunk.
888552
If a group of you can sit down with him and tell him he has 2 choices\nHe either goes immediately to treatment and afterwards he must remain sober (go to AA, too)......or\nYou will have to go over his head and report him.  It's ruining your department and you all are NOT going to take the blame for his behavior.
667589
Please go to the ER immediately.  Symptoms of an overdose may include slow breathing, seizures, dizziness, weakness, loss of consciousness, coma, confusion, tiredness, cold and clammy skin, small pupils, nausea, vomiting, and sweating.
495293
nothing because you shouldn't be selling that drug to anyone. If they have a bad effect and end up sick, in the hospital, etc are you going to have a clear conscience?
58918
If you have Xanax in your system in th last two days, in my state, you are legally considered under the influence. There is no sobriety check or blood level check. If you have taken it you are intoxicated and all the laws covering dui apply to you if you are driving on it.
886480
If you take an overdose of insulin, you will go into insulin shock.  If uncorrected, this leads to convulsions, coma and death, in that order.
508744
it all depends on how you have treated it,drugs,alcohol.brain damage
259556
I believe it is possible - I took 80 mg myself one night on top of being very very drunk.  I washed them down w/ half a bottle of wine.  I had my stomach pumped but still felt the effects for 4 days.  My dr. told me that yes I very well could have died.
1176630
Umm, that depends on how they die, alcoholism doesnt kill, if it is an overdose they go to sleep, if it is complications, death may be long, drawn out, and painful, it all just depends
714088
I too am in the hospital, and I agree with all of the above. These people often come into the hospital belligerent and difficult to manage. Other times they are to the point of unconsciousness in which case you can pass a tube to their stomach and pump it out.  Key here is hydration and observation, particularly for airway difficulties (if they are unconscious and unable to protect their airway due to lack of reflexes).  Sometimes they need intubation ( this is an endotrachial tube that is passed into their trachea to breath for the patient) and this is done for airway protection so that if they vomit their stomach contents, it won't go into their lungs....the endotracheal tube blocks this from happening.  Aspiration into the lungs is extremely serious because it damages lung tissue, and blocks the passage of oxygen from the lungs into the capillary circulation.\nAnother key factor is to get a blood alcohol level, blood glucose level, and check renal (kidney) function and liver function.  Alcoholics often have permanent liver damage.
408886
The high depends on how much you took. Of course, you should never overdose on any medicine.