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What will happen if I take 4, 5 anxiety pills at once? Will I die or what damages will it cause ?...
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Hi.. you should not take many pills at a time. Depending on the type of drug you take, doses you take, there may be variable side effects. I advise you to talk to your family members regarding any issues. If you have any ideas of self harm, you can discuss the same with family members or close friends. Alternatively helpline numbers are also there.
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Dr. Arpita Sharma
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8 yrs exp
Bangalore
U should not do this.
If ur anxiety is not getting relieved with the medications prescribed, dose and type of medicine needs adjustment and with proper adjustments, u can feel better
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Don’t overdo with pills without supervision
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Dr. Nidhi Marvania Raja
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8 yrs exp
Mumbai
The very fact that you are asking such questions indicate you need help.
Consult a psychiatrist, having this thought itself is abnormal.
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