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...tylenol wouldn't do? I mean seriously two normal pain killers would be enough but two strong ones? I'm surprised your alarm even woke you up.
tylenol and arbil, etc. don't do anything for my back pain. but i still only take one prescribed pain pill not two
She took way too much medicine when she should have taken less, or none at all. How did she not deserve this ?
By "way too much" you mean "possibly one more than she should have". She probably just had a bad reaction to them.
stupid realy extra strength u only need like 2 reg
Next time be careful an don't overdose on medications. Meanwhile, YDI.
The wording used in this post makes it seem like the OP was not only unfamiliar with the effects of this drug on her personally, but also generally unfamiliar with the drug, its dosage, and its proper usage. YDI for taking that much the night before an important test. People often get addicted to prescribed painkillers for a reason: they have very strong affects on the human neural system! Learn about the drugs that you are thinking of putting into your body, before you take them. You apparently have internet access, and it would have only taken a few minutes to research whatever it was that you took.
If you're assuming she's not familiar with them, you're assuming they're not prescription painkillers.
Or someone else's prescription.
did u wake up with butt pains? I suggest u switch drug dealers. :) jk, ydi
you didn't overdose and ydi for taking more than the prescribed dose
um an overdose IS taking more than the prescribed amount.
Go to the doctor. Leg pain could indicate a blood clot and the lack of sensation and vision loss could signify that the clot moved to your brain. Do you take birth control pills? They can cause clots.
lol the probally just took some T3`s and were to small to handle them or some shit like that
Uhhh, children... Children, drugs are bad, mmmmkay.
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Over-the-counter painkillers are not strong enough to give you that reaction just by taking two of them, even if they're "extra-strength". So YDI. There are only a few possibilities: - By "two very strong painkillers" you meant that you mixed two different types of painkillers. - You took painkillers that were prescribed rather than over-the-counter. Sub-possibilities: - - You took painkillers prescribed for someone else. - - You took more than the doctor-recommended dose. - You mixed painkillers with alcohol, or other drugs (whether prescribed or recreational) without knowing the effects/contacting your doctor. No matter how it happened, you did something pretty epically retarded.
Taking "strong" painkillers without any prescription or control = not too smart. Taking two doses simultaneously or mixing drugs = pretty frigging dumb. Sorry about your leg and test OP, but YDI no doubt.