Sleeping pills are sedative medications that can suppress the cerebral cortex and central nervous system.
Generally, reasonable use of sleeping pills by those with sleep disorders is beneficial for improving sleep quality and treating insomnia symptoms.
However, overdosing can result in amnesia as a side effect, and in severe cases, it can lead to death.
Benzodiazepine sedative-hypnotics are the most commonly used sedatives, hypnotics, and anti-anxiety medications in clinical settings.
Market-available sleeping pills are usually controlled for safe dosage, so a normal person taking one or a few would at most experience severe drowsiness or mild poisoning.
But if someone were to consume more than 30 pills in one go and it isn't discovered in time, they could fall into a deeply critical state.
That's extremely dangerous!
In general cases, overdosing on sleeping pills can cause various reactions.
