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TalliMaus123
3 years ago

The normal dosage is 15-45 mg. Thus, 840mg is too high!

It can cause significant cardiac syndrome disorders and greatly impair the consciousness. It’s definitely dangerous, but unlikely to be fatal. I mean, once read that a person took 4g, one night was medically monitored on the monitor and had a critical cardiac rhythm condition about 1-2 hours, but it was all over.

UW1969
4 years ago

The usual dose of mirtazapine is 15-45 mg. The 840 mg are well overdosed. This is a medical emergency. Turn around immediately to the rescue center number 112.

Here from a package leaflet: “If you have taken a larger amount of “Mirtazapin biomo 15mg film tablets” than you should, contact a doctor immediately. The most probable signs of an overdose “Mirtazapin biomo 15mg film tablets” (without other medicines or alcohol) are sleepiness, disorientation and increased heart rate as well as pressure to severe pain in the liver and kidneys.”

lambo5098
4 years ago

The best way to get involved in medical emergencies is to provide specialist personnel. In the hospital you will certainly be able to help on the phone. Love

berndcleve
4 years ago

Mirtazapine is similar to tricyclic antidepressants. These can lead to death in overdoses. 840 mg is a considerable overdose, which is a very serious thing.

Strandmupfel93
4 years ago

Please contact a doctor

Strandmupfel93
4 years ago
Reply to  Anoym39

A mirtazapine overdose leads to sleepiness and disorientation. In this case, the attending physician should be notified immediately.

Strandmupfel93
4 years ago
Reply to  Anoym39

Please call a doctor

UW1969
4 years ago

Thank you for taking care of your girlfriend. This high overdose was really very dangerous.

Strandmupfel93
4 years ago

I hope it’s okay. However, there will certainly be psychiatric housing. Since it is classified as a suicide

UW1969
4 years ago

How likely is your girlfriend at home? Do you know her address? If so, you should tell the rescue department.

Strandmupfel93
4 years ago

Call the police!

UW1969
4 years ago

No. Your friend needs SOFORT medical help.