Smoking is an addiction and Champix is a drug for those people who wants to quit.
Many smokers want to give up this addiction but find it impossible.
Do not despair as help is on the way in the form of a new drug call Champix.
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Excedrin contains Aspirin, Acetaminophen and caffeine acts as a pain reliever and fever reducer, the Excedrin overdose can cause a severe liver damage and death.
Note: If you are overdose on ibuprofen or any other medicine/drug call the emergency now!
Ibuprofen takes away any pain, cramps, etc and makes you sleep better.
It is great pain relief, for all different kinds of pains, especially headache and migraine.
Drug overdose is an accidental or intentional use of medicine or drug in an amount higher than what should normally be used or is prescribed by the doctor.
Accidental drug overdose may happen due to misuse of prescription or commonly used medications like pain relievers, cold remedies, etc. Continue reading “Tylenol Overdose – What Can Tylenol Overdose Do To You?”
If you or your child is overdose on any medication such as Nurofen, you should go to the local emergency hospital for the necessary treatments.
In a mild Nurofen overdose, you can also call poison center at your area where you live but never try any home remedy at all.
Iron overdose is when someone consumes more than the recommended dosage and the overdose of Iron can be fatal.
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Cough syrup overdosing or Robitussin overdose is nothing new. Even children overdose on it because they get high from consuming and slowly it turns into an addiction.
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Aspirin Overdose is also known as ASA (Acetylsalicylic acid) overdose.
This is also a type of painkiller and (NSAID) not-steroidal anti inflammatory and it’s available over-the-counter at the pharmacy.
Metformin Overdose is a common problem and the possibility of overdose is more among people as this prescription medicine is consumed for treating Type II diabetes.
The sale of painkillers has escalated in recent years; they are as much a part of the weekly shop as a bag of sugar.
The wide range of different types and names is confusing to many people and often they fail to read any instructions or to check if they are suitable. Over the counter drugs are safe if they are used as directed, what people fail to realize is that overdoses of acetaminophen can cause serious liver damage and even death.
