Cubek Guy’s loss of life impressed the decision of the coroner to tighten keep an eye on over dipenhydramine gross sales

A cubes coroner recommends that dipenhydramine-an antihistamine and sedative are sometimes used for better sleep-Montreal should be better management in pharmacies after the death of an 18-year-old man in the south of Montreal in 2023.

The young man who has not been identified in the report not made public died, who died of acute dipinhydramine poisoning at his home in St.-Mathius-Sur-Richelia.

The morning of December 11, 2023, the man was found by his mother in his bed, unconscious and lay on his back.

Toxicological analysis found that the man had a malignant level of dipenhydramine in his blood.

The drug is a seding component among others including brand Binadril in some over-the-counter antihistamine.

Koroner found that the circumstances around the death potentially question the uncontrolled availability of the fatal over-the-counter substance. He said that there is a consensus about the risks of poisoning between scientific bodies, but it is not stored behind the counter.

“I can’t understand why the sale of dipinhydramine … is not better controlled,” wrote by Coreoner Vincent Danult. “I am not able to understand why the dipanhydramine is available at the counter, especially since Gravol, which includes dipenhydramine, is not available.”

In a report from the end of April, but continued this week, the coroner wrote that the man’s death is attributed to the acute toxicity of dipenramine, a central nervous system depression that is consumed in sufficient amounts that causes malignant respiratory depression and irregular heartbeat, which can give birth to malignant cardiac application.

The coroner said that the empty jar and blister pack of the dipenhydramine tablet and blister pack were used in the first man’s bedroom.

“Was he taking them to sleep better? Could he take bullets in the same way, but during the night of 10-11 December 2023?” Coroner asked.

Denault said this was not the first time deaths occurred due to medicine. Coroner already weighed at three
Previous Quebec Investigation.

After the so -called Benadril Tikkok Challenge on social media, there was an optic around 2020, inviting users to consume large amounts of drug -containing drug -containing drug.

“Children’s deaths have put a face for this dangerous instinct,” Denault wrote. “Scientific literature confirms that dipinhydramine is eaten in high doses for its enthusiasm and hallucinations, and people have used it to commit suicide.”

The recommendation of DNAULT was for the Provincial Office businesses, in which to take steps to amend the rules related to the sale of medicinal products, to classify the dyeramine intended for oral administration in a section, which requires more management by pharmacists.

That management will include creating a file, focusing on sale and medicinal studies of the file.

DENAULT also asked the coroner’s office to share the report with Collège Des Médecins Du Québec – College of Physicians – and Ordre Des Pharmacies du Cubek, which looks for pharmacists in the province.

Jean-Francwa Desgagan, chairman of the pharmacist’s order, said this order would review the recommendation of the coroner to reinstall the drug to assess the suitability to move it behind the pharmacist’s counter this week.

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