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I think I overdosed
I took 7 pills of phentermine throughout the day & by night I felt nauseous, threw up, felt very lightheaded & dizzy, cold sweaty hands and feet, really fast heartbeat, short breaths, headache, slight chest pain, tingling all over, weakness, and dialated pupils. I didn't get help so I stayed up all night with these symptoms. It's been 2 days I still feel nauseous, get headaches, lightheaded, weak, fast heartbeat, cold hands & feet, dilated pupils, tingling, and I can barely move around a room without getting out of breath. The fast heartbeat & shortness of breath are constant but the other symptoms come & go multiple times throughout the day. This morning was my first time eating since that night besides a couple small forced snacks (2 days ago) and I threw it up. I don't know how long these symptoms are supposed to last, if they're even supposed to last.. should I just wait it out?
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This drug is a sympathetic stimulant;causing these symptoms;You should take Tab.Propranolol 20 mg 2 times aday ,and tab. Etizolam 0.25 mg 1-2 times a day ,tab.rabeprazol-domstal twice a day ,plenty of oral fluids ;Eat semi-solid and light food , CALL 98 110 31656
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