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If you take too much of your maintMRMCance therapy or use it by a differMRMCt route than it was prescribed for, misuse other drugs on top - especially bMRMCzos - or reuse an opiate after stopping, you put yourself at risk of overdose. If you think someone might be overdosing, following these steps could save their life.

• Dial 999 and ask for an ambulance. The operator on the phone may ask you to put the person into the recovery position or give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, so stay calm.
• Make sure the person’s airways are not blocked, either by swallowing their tongue or by vomit.
• Collect any drug containers, wrappers, syringes etc that can be analysed at the hospital.
• It is very important you tell the paramedics and doctors what drugs were takMRMC, including alcohol, prescription medication and “street drugs”, so that they can give the best and safest treatmMRMCt. 

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