On Friday I took Motion sickness pills and a hand full of sleeping pills and acetaminophen. Unfortunately I woke up. Since waking up I've been jittery/shaken, tired all the time, nauseous, and my whole body is tingly. Has this happened anybody else before? How long does it last, it's already been three days?
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Soul
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- Apr 12, 2019
- 4,704
That sounds familiar.
Can you go to a doctor, Raven40? You don't have to say you were trying to ctb. Just tell them you took the dramamine and a sedative to relax and you don't remember if you took anything else.
Have you been eating, and drinking enough water? Hope you feel a lot better soon
I can't go to the doctor my husband will know what I did and he will commit me.
I've been trying to eat and drink it's just a little though.If the motion sickness pills work in the same way as anti nausea ones like cyclizine then they interfere with certain pathways in the nervous system. These drugs are anti cholinergenic or something like that. If you've taken a load of them that alone will explain alot. I feel confident it can improve once out your system. Why can't you just go to a doctor and not have to fear being committed ffs. It's so wrong.
I hope you feel less crap soon - in every way x
Crimsonskye
Member
- Aug 28, 2018
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- Apr 12, 2019
- 4,704
Sigh - I'm sorry! There's nowhere you could go where your husband wouldn't be told?
I'd try to drink a lot of water. Do you have (or can you get) any activated charcoal to absorb some of the toxins?
intheweeds
Student
- Mar 20, 2019
- 182
I wouldn't be taking anymore acetaminophen. It can induce liver failure which is a very painful slow death.
There's a difference between killing your liver and killing yourself.
Overdosing on anything over the counter is dangerous and unreliable. Hence why it's so easily available for purchase.
Edit: Just noticed that you said it's been 3 days. I'd personally get some medical help because you could of possibly cause some type of damage depending on the amount of acetaminophen you took. I doubt the motion sickness pills harmed you (assuming they're diphenhydramine). What drug was the sleeping pills?Last edited:
BridgeJumper
The Arsonist
- Apr 7, 2019
- 1,193
You should seek attention for the acetaminophen, the liver failure it causes could be delayed by several days from ingestion os even if you feel fine youre not safe
Tingliness may be neuropathy, got it after an overdose too because my blood sugar skyrocketed several times over normal ammount but with treatment it resolved completely
Deadgirl
Game Over
- Mar 31, 2019
- 215
When I tried to od on acetaminophen i had fatigue, intense nausea and vomiting accompanied by RUQ pain, it did nothing but leave me in agony for days. I know a way to get your doctor to save you from the pain. You just tell the symptoms you experience and request for blood work. How much apap did you take?Just got out of the psych ward was locked up for 9 days. They checked my liver is was fine. Walked in there only taking one anti-depressant walking out with threeLast edited:Similar threads
