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A medical emergency where a person is in a prolonged unconscious state is called a coma. Stroke, brain tumor, traumatic head injury, drug overdose, alcohol intoxication, brain infection, lack of oxygen to the brain, and various other causes can result in a coma. Some of the signs and symptoms of a coma are unresponsive pupils, irregular breathing, and closed eyes.

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What can happen to a person having 14 Crocin 650 mg tablets at once?

Query: Hi doctor, My friend has taken 14 tablets of Crocin 650 mg at a time? What can we do now? Is there any ayurveda treatment for that?  Read Full »

Dr. Arul

Dr. Arul

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Crocin is a Paracetamol drug. Your friend has consumed 14 tablets of Paracetamol which is a very high dose. It can cause the following side effects: Nausea and vomiting. Diarrhea and abdominal pain. Low blood pressure and low blood glucose level. Headache and skin all...  Read Full »

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