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Should I Seek Medical Help For Feeling Very Sick Post Meals After OTC Painkillers Overdose And Alcohol Intake?

I overdosed on Boxing Day and again on 4/5 January. I didn't seek treatment. Should I do so now? I have been drinking a lot of alcohol since. The first overdose consisted of Zopiclone, Co-codamol and Naproxen and a mix of over-the-counter painkillers. I don't know how much was taken, but quite a lot. The second time was about 50 over-the-painkillers. Since, I am finding that I feeling very sick after meals, even small ones.
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50 tablets of painkiller is very high dose. most of painkiller are metabolized in liver and It can cause liver damage. U should consult a physician to get urself investigated for Liver function, hemogram and kidney function. Consult a physician as soon as possible.

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Should I Seek Medical Help For Feeling Very Sick Post Meals After OTC Painkillers Overdose And Alcohol Intake?

hi thanks for using healthcare magic 50 tablets of painkiller is very high dose. most of painkiller are metabolized in liver and It can cause liver damage. U should consult a physician to get urself investigated for Liver function, hemogram and kidney function. Consult a physician as soon as possible. thanks