T39: Poisoning by nonopioid analgesics, antipyretics and antirheumatics
T39.2: Poisoning: Pyrazolone derivatives
You may have taken metamizole, for example. This medication is also intended to help with abdominal cramps. The medication may also be effective against fever.
You may feel nauseated and vomit sometimes if you have too much of the medication in your body. Your blood pressure may be too low. It is also possible that you are no longer properly conscious. This medication can also damage the kidneys.
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