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A drug-induced coma resulting from an overdose. The affected individual remains unresponsive and relaxed, and if opioids like morphine are involved, their pupils may be extremely constricted. Frequently, an empty container of sleeping pills or a similar substance is found close by. It’s crucial not to tamper with this container, as identifying the drug may be essential for medical treatment. Immediate professional medical intervention, typically by calling an ambulance, is the only advisable course of action in such situations.<\/p>\n

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