What are Janssen pills? and what happens if someone over doses off of them?
446535
I think Janssen makes oxycontin.  I would suggest calling poison control.
1017964
She should call her doctor immediately.  If enough of the dosage wasn't absorbed, she could still get pregnant.  Only a doctor will be able to make a medical determination.
219652
I don't think so...they say don't take them more than 14 days in a row..then you might get dependant on them...try not to take them every night
731182
recently there was a nes article in "the times of India" daily paper,\nthat the ingtriedients are not uniformly distributed in a tablet and the main medicine is mixed with binding agents, so breaking a tablet into two or grinding it into powder form does not reduces the dose concentration(i.e. gm per volume)rather in some cases like ibrufane , it can be harmful to intake broken tablet.\nbetter consult a doctor
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Per the Phycian's Desk Reference Pocket Guide, copyright 2002 (I got this at a local drugstore 1-4-02. I'm NOT a doctor). This is what the book says, regarding your question: ""Inderal" is the brand name for "propranolol". Overdosage: No specific information on Inderal overdosage is available;however, overdose symptoms with other beta blockers (what this drug is--a beta blocker helps block certain chemicals in the brain to keep them from over-producing and causing pain. I have a history of migraines, and take a prevenative that's a beta blocker. I researched beta blockers down...that's how I got my info. about them.)include: Extremely slow heartbeat, irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure, severe congestive heart failure,seizures, wheezing." As for affects later in life...check with her doc. FYI: My dad took this for a short time after a car wreck. Under a doc's guidance, if the patient is ever taken off of this medication, it must be done slowly. If you wish to know more about this issue, talk to her doc...they can tell you more.
298561
Those pills have a very high level of hormones, it's not recommendable to take it every time after you have sex. You should consider the serious side effects.
1114500
Since he has been on them so long it could actually be worse for him to stop taking them cold turkey.\nWhatever his dosage is now, he needs to take that for 1 week. In one week, he needs to lower the dose by 1 pill per day and remain on that dose for 7 days. Then reduce again by 1 pill every 7 days until he is no longer taking any. That way is body gradually gets used to not having the medication and he shouldn't have any withdrawal. \nHopefully after that, he won't want back on it. Also, he should let his Dr. know what is going on, so that the Dr. will not prescribe him anymore either(if that is where he is getting them). After that long he shouldn't still be getting them there.\n\nGood Luck!
227372
voodoo medicine. the easy way to curb your children. i should have been put on it. couldn't seem to keep a focused thought as a kid. learned to tame the mind. it was hard. still have problems. sort of like dyslexia, just gotta concentrate and manage your thoughts. happy i never took the meds.  hit the bottle. killed a man. just like allergies.
452246
"ludes" are illegal and dangerous drugs. When taken in pill form, they make you very tired, sound like your drunk when you speak, and you have trouble walking straight.  Ludes, taken with alcohol, become very deadly. You can easily die. It is very foolish to drive when on this drug.
904795
these are for high blood pressure, do not stop taking them, see the doctor before you do. i think you will need them forever, sure if you stop taking them your bp will go back up and you could have a stroke.
870906
I don't know about the over-the-counter kind, but I was prescribed it for high cholesterol and 2 days after taking it, I had a rash on my face and I was waking up in the middle of the night with hot flashes all over my body (and they were bad).  I was miserable, and was off it ASAP...\n\nSo honestly, I would recommend not taking it unless you have high cholesterol and NEED it...and least the stuff that is prescribed by doctors...
554705
You are supposed to take to full dosage prescribed to you as the infection or illness can return.  You should've used it up.
602240
That is a hard answer, as you didn't say what amount of dosage he was taking.  However, I think that if you really want to know, you should ask a Doctor, or possibly a pharmacist, but I would ask the Dr. first.  \n\nI think maybe you should let this question go, as it really doesn't matter how many he took.  And knowing will not bring him back.\n\nTry to remember him when he was happy, and keep that picture of him in your heart.
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You need to talk to your doctor or pharmacist about this,as some meds are time release and some are not. Also,some pills are not made to be cut in half,because the medication is not evenly distributed throughout the pill.\nDon't try to figure this one out here or by yourself,please!
771282
Talk to your doctor for a prescription....over the counter stuff could cause problems.
816634
Go on line to Web MD, then to pill identifier. You should be able to find it there.  If not call poison controll they will know what it is.  Hope this helps
416873
When my father died, my mother had the same question.  There is too much liability involved, so this is not feasible.  BUT, my mom has volunteered at her local senior center for years, and she took the medications in there.  She asked around and found a few folks who used some of the same meds, so a few were used.  The seniors felt comfortable taking the meds because they knew my mother personally.