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I took 100mg of dihydrocodeine. can i die?
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No: Average dose is 60-120 mg. Go to Walk in Clinic if you have any symptoms- excessive drowsiness etc Was this prescribed to you? Talk to somebody close to you. Is this an attempted suicide?
Answered 8/7/2018
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