Overdose signs
Picture this scenario: You are at a party with some friends and notice a person lying on the couch. They appear to be sleeping at first, but something seems off. Could they be overdosing? Or did they simply crash out? In situations like this, recognizing the signs of an opioid overdose can save a life.
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Small, constricted pupils
Loss of consciousness or inability to stay awake
Slow, weak, or loss of breathing
Choking/gurgling noises from the mouth
Limp body
Cold/clammy skin
Discolored skin, especially in the lips and nails