How long would it take to stop reacting?

Question:

Ok so I used to be on zoloft, and my perscription was 50 gm or mg whatever i dont member, but anyways i thought the pills had expired right now, so as a joke a took 225 gm . . . and i had alot of caffiene [[my body doesnt handle it too well]] now im shaking and cant stop getting sick . . . how long is this going to be like this? and dont say go to the hospital and get my stomach pumped or anything cuz im not going. also any tips on how to soke it up maybe or something that would be very helpful! thanks.

Answers:
could make some paste out of a charcoal briquette, that would help a bit (charcoal binds to whatever's in your stomach). the initial effect (loading dose) should pass within 24 hours, but the total effects shouldn't last more than 5-6 days. good luck =)

ps. if your gonna do the charcoal thing, then make sure you get plain charcoal.. last thing you need to do is to add lighter fluid to your zoloft =P

you could have a heart attack call the poison control hot line and see what they tell you to do, hadn,t you rather go to the hospital than die

GO TO THE DOCTOR! NOW!

Okay, well that wasn't too smart! Just because a drug is expired doesn't mean it doesn't affect you. In some cases is can have worse effects. However, I wouldn't worry too much, some people are prescribed 200 mg so you're not gonna die. I would probably eat something and drink a lot of water and wait for the feeling to pass. Don't play around with medicine, honey. It can be dangerous.

Zoloft overdose may include dizziness, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, agitation, tremor, confusion, seizures, and coma. If you experience these symptoms, get over it and go to the hospital.

yes go to hospital

How long would it take to stop reacting?

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