Method Risks associated with taking n

[VincentValentine]

I know most methods have risks associated with them. For example, I was gonna do the shotgun, but if it fails, there could be brain damage, paralysis, blowing off your face, blindness, etc.

With taking N, if it fails, what are the risks? I just don't hear as much on risks with taking N as with other methods.

 

[Trashcan]

The biggest risk seems to be obtaining the N. I think after that point, as long as you take an antiemetic and don't get found in time (can't tell you exactly how long it takes to kill you), then you'll be okay.

 

[Sayo]

You can google case reports of survivors eg on pubmed.

It pretty much never happens at a real lefhal dose. The person has to be interrupted and then saved in hospital. There are the usual risks of complications like pneumonia, heart/liver problems, neurological issues from oxygen deprivation to your brain while under the effects. In practice even these patients seem to end up discharged without any long term problems.

 

[VincentValentine]

The biggest risk seems to be obtaining the N. I think after that point, as long as you take an antiemetic and don't get found in time (can't tell you exactly how long it takes to kill you), then you'll be okay.

That's what I thought. I read in most cases, it's supposed to kill you within about an hour. You're asleep within minutes of taking it.