I have taken carisoprodol (350mg) for many years at QID. Then under the care of a new doctor, I was taken off completely for about six months. Finally, on the orders of another new doctor (starting about last June) I went back on it at TID. This morning, at about 6:30 AM (20 minutes ago) I may have accidentally taken two tablets instead of one. How much danger am I in, what symptoms of overdose should I watch for, and what action(s) should I take, if any?
I developed some heartburn about 15 minutes after taking it and took some TUMs to counteract that as well as prescribed Omeprazole DR (20 mg) with regular AM meds.
I may have accidentally taken 2 carisoprodol (350 mg) instead of 1 tablet. Am I in any danger?
Question posted by Gig57 on 1 Oct 2015
Last updated on 29 March 2018 by shellross65
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3 Answers
shellross65
29 March 2018
You're in no danger unless there are other medical problems you have such as heart problems... if you do or have had any heart problems then I would suggest you call your doctor... if not you should be fine. You should become very sleepy and possibly weak in the muscles. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCE should you drive/operate any kind of vehicle nor should you operate a cookstove, etc. since you could possibly fall asleep while you have something cooking. If you have small children in your care, please contact someone you can trust to watch over them for a few hours.
luisito38
7 April 2017
You are not absolutely in danger. You may feel a little euphoric or relaxed, but the half life of carisoprodol y very short. So do not bother.
michelle962
1 Oct 2015
You should call a doctor nd ask
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