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Britney freed: Judge ends Spears' conservatorship. FDA recommends you lock up medicines to prevent accidental poisonings by children and misuse by teens, especially when they are home more often due to the COVID pandemic and may be more likely to experiment. Always read the Drug Facts label included on all OTC medicines to find out if they contain diphenhydramine, how much and how often you should take them, and important safety information. Do not take more than the dose listed on the label, as doing so can cause serious problems.
Encourage teens and caregivers to read and follow the Drug Facts label. In the event of an overdose, health care professionals should attempt to determine whether a patient with a suspected overdose took diphenhydramine. Diphenhydramine is an antihistamine used to temporarily relieve symptoms due to hay fever, upper respiratory allergies, or the common cold, such as runny nose and sneezing.
As tempting as suicide may feel at times, there are other ways to overcome the pains of life. We need to remember that there are other ways and that life can and usually will get better.
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Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Suicidal Thoughts We are here to help you through this. Suicidal Thoughts There are sometimes things in life that feel unbearable, with no seeming end in sight. When we feel suicidal, we often start to: have frequent thoughts of death and dying; have the desire to die; make plans and take steps to prepare end our lives; or make suicidal gestures or attempts.
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