### drug | medication:

Different medication
* Many different medications can produce an adverse liver reaction in certain people.
* act on certain phases of the sexual response cycle more than others.
* are effective for different symptoms.
* can also interact with each other, sometimes with serious consequences.
* concentrate in different organs of the body.
* work differently on people.

Dose
* are medicine.
* is proportional to current density and exposure time.
* limiting toxicity usually occurs after a month.
* ranges for medicines used to treat severe pain vary according to the individual.

### drug | medication | dose:

Absorbed dose
* is expressed in rad.
* is the amount of energy absorbed by a substance exposed to ionizing radiation
  - quantity of main interest to the clinician for both and gamma sources

Excessive dose
* can cause depression , slurred speech, slowed reflexes and confusion
  - dizziness, nausea, and vomiting
  - gastroenteritis and even death
  - unconsciousness and death
  - in rare cases cause death from heart failure
  - lead to nerve damage
* can produce mental confusion , severe anxiety , and paranoia
  - confusion, severe anxiety, arid aggressiveness
* lead to vasoconstriction.

### drug | medication | dose:

High dose
* are toxic and has side effects.
* can cause coma, but there are no records of fatal overdose
  - convulsions
  - delirium, disorientation and seizures
  - diarrhea, nausea or skin rash, in some people
  - hallucinations, coma and brain damage
  - irregular heartbeats and severe tremors
  - kidney stones, diarrhea and nausea
  - overdose, regardless of how the drug is taken
  - vomiting and drowsiness
  - vomiting, lowered blood pressure and lowered heart rate
  - damage the kidneys
  - lead to increased blood pressure, water retention and potassium loss
  - produce hallucinations
  - significantly reduce foodborne viruses
  - trigger heart attack, respiratory collapse, seizures, stroke, and death
* cause mental retardation and death.
* estrogens for menopause decrease the risk of cancer.
* lead to interference with proper functioning of the immune system.

Higher dose
* can cause alcohol poisoning, coma and death
  - coma, respiratory depression, and even death
  - trigger a sharp rise in blood pressure and disrupt the rhythm of the heart
* given at inopportune stages of growth can result in bone deformation.
* have the potential to cause damage to the nervous and reproductive systems.

### drug | medication | dose:

Large dose
* can cause different types of paralysis
  - nausea, diarrhea, belching, and a bad taste in the mouth
  - vomiting and diarrhea
  - depress AV and intraventricular conduction, causing serious arrhythmias
  - induce vomiting
* can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, spasms and signs of paralysis
  - unconsciousness and eventually respiratory failure and death
* can lower blood cholesterol
  - pressure and cause depression of the central nervous system
* can produce convulsions and coma, heart and lung failure
  - convulsions, coma, and lung failure
  - still cause problems with dehydration and overheating
* cause central nervous system and cardiovascular depression.
* irritate the alimentary canal and cause diarrhoea and vomiting.

Low dose
* are also effective for use as a muscle relaxant and for chronic pain syndromes.
* stimulate physiologic functions in humans and experimental animals.

Lower dose
* can irritate the stomach and intestines, causing pain, vomiting and diarrhea.
* produce burns in some people.

Lozenge
* are also prepared, with cocaine
  - candy
  - oral medication
  - video stations
* can also combat coughs
  - represent a large caloric intake

### drug | medication | dose | lozenge:

Throat lozenge
* are still one of the most common forms of the herb.
* containing clotrimazole also work to keep bacteria and fungus at bay.
* provide temporary relief from sore throats.