Help overdose on many heart medications possible?

[minoumyheart]

im so miserable

my gradnfather has a bad heart issue, he's on at least 15 diffferent heart/parkinsons disease medicines, and there are old pain medicines in the cupboard. if i took them all at once, what kind of success rate am i looking at? how much agony?

 

[nucleosidal]

need a list of some examples otherwise best guess is a very very bad painful day and a unhappy pappy but probably not successful ctb

 

[minoumyheart]

ok here are some

• ramipril
• aspirin
• amlopodine (sp???)
• a few different statins
• digoxin
• nitrates
• warfarin
• ropinirole
• sinemet

theres also some expired pills, some old painkillers like cocodamol, codeine, tramadol

need a list of some examples otherwise best guess is a very very bad painful day and a unhappy pappy but probably not successful ctb

sorry i didnt reply directly, list above

 

[carnivalforone]

u can od on opioids which would be the last 3 u mentioned idk how to make it the most succesful but you are able to

 

[JKFleck]

I can't get ChatGPT to give me scientific answers on what happens when you take them all at once(typical self-harm censorship, duh) but I managed to get my hands on the side effect of each meds separately.

1. Ramipril: Common side effects may include dizziness, cough, fatigue, and changes in kidney function.
2. Aspirin: Common side effects can include stomach irritation, bleeding, and allergic reactions.
3. Amlodipine: Common side effects may include swelling in the ankles or feet, dizziness, and flushing.
4. Statins: These can have various statin-specific side effects, including muscle pain, liver abnormalities, and digestive issues.
5. Digoxin: Common side effects can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and changes in heart rate.
6. Nitrates: Common side effects may include headaches, dizziness, and flushing.
7. Warfarin: Common side effects include bleeding (due to its blood-thinning properties), bruising, and interactions with other medications and foods.
8. Ropinirole: Common side effects may include nausea, dizziness, and drowsiness.
9. Sinemet: Common side effects can include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and involuntary movements.

 

[nucleosidal]

I wouldnt bother with anything outside of the opiates and def not the thinners thats a terrible way to go. With the codeine and tramadol it would take a few hours to do anything and dosage/expiration will matter greatly.

 

[minoumyheart]

u can od on opioids which would be the last 3 u mentioned idk how to make it the most succesful but you are able to

theyre seriously expired, 15 years, a couple of them 20. is their efficacy affected?

I wouldnt bother with anything outside of the opiates and def not the thinners thats a terrible way to go. With the codeine and tramadol it would take a few hours to do anything and dosage/expiration will matter greatly.

the painkillers are hella old, 15/20 years. ):

I can't get ChatGPT to give me scientific answers on what happens when you take them all at once(typical self-harm censorship, duh) but I managed to get my hands on the side effect of each meds separately.

1. Ramipril: Common side effects may include dizziness, cough, fatigue, and changes in kidney function.
2. Aspirin: Common side effects can include stomach irritation, bleeding, and allergic reactions.
3. Amlodipine: Common side effects may include swelling in the ankles or feet, dizziness, and flushing.
4. Statins: These can have various statin-specific side effects, including muscle pain, liver abnormalities, and digestive issues.
5. Digoxin: Common side effects can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and changes in heart rate.
6. Nitrates: Common side effects may include headaches, dizziness, and flushing.
7. Warfarin: Common side effects include bleeding (due to its blood-thinning properties), bruising, and interactions with other medications and foods.
8. Ropinirole: Common side effects may include nausea, dizziness, and drowsiness.
9. Sinemet: Common side effects can include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and involuntary movements.

): sounds like imma just end up messed the fuck up and leaving my grandad with no pills for a couple days

 

[carnivalforone]

theyre seriously expired, 15 years, a couple of them 20. is their efficacy affected?

ik with certain drugs age doesnt affect their strength just the time till they take effect i dont know much about opioids but i used to dose em but they were def not decades expired. sorry :(

 

[minoumyheart]

ik with certain drugs age doesnt affect their strength just the time till they take effect i dont know much about opioids but i used to dose em but they were def not decades expired. sorry :(

dw buttercup <3

 

[ipmanwc0]

Ik you're miserable but I think he would be somewhat upset if you did that if he even cares for you a little. If you feel you have no choice though please ignore this comment. More importantly I would not recommend an overdose with most prescriptions as a reliable ctb method.