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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.

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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

yes. vicodin is the brand name for the mix of hydrocodone(the good stuff) and apap aka Tylenol or the bad stuff depending on the amount of vicodin your snorting there will be a lot of apap which will burn horribly plus apap is poison only put in to stop abuse any thing over 4000mg of apap is dangerous to your liver even less could be if you drink on even a semi regular basis if u wish to snort vicodin i recommend using a cold water extraction or cwe Google it you will most likely find it helpful

Depending on your body weight, most likely you'll first be slightly over the legal blood alcohol limit for driving, then soon after you'll be asleep AND over the blood alcohol limit for driving.

A very dangerous combination for driving. Otherwise not wise but not likely to be deadly.

(One assumes modern sleeping aids).

A Cocktail of 9 different drugs, lethal concotion

If you are refuring to Diclofenac, then yes they can be taken together. There are no drug interactions between the two.

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I wouldn't recommend it. In fact, just throw it away.

72 hours

Maximum adult dose is 800 mg. so anything higher than that can cause gastrointestinal problems

I downed 50 & woke up in hospital

it is possible but only if you take many other drugs before them