Student who accidentally overdosed on paracetamol learns to walk and talk again
"I didn't realise at the time that both had paracetamol in them."A paracetamol overdose can cause severe liver and kidney damage, according to the NHS, external, with early symptoms often including nausea or vomiting and stomach.Riley decided to phone for help when his stomach started hurting.
- ▪"I didn't realise at the time that both had paracetamol in them."A paracetamol overdose can cause severe liver and kidney damage, according to the NHS, external, with early symptoms often including nausea or vomiting and stomach.Riley decid
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Student who accidentally overdosed on paracetamol learns to walk and talk againImage source, SWNSImage caption, Riley spent six weeks at King's College Hospital in London before moving back to an ICU in NewportByAntonia Matthews, BBC Wales and Oscar Edwards, BBC WalesPublished5 minutes agoThe parents of a student who suffered organ failure and nearly died after accidentally overdosing on paracetamol have spoken of the distress it caused and said they have "no idea how it happened so quickly".Riley Lubas, 20, came down with a bad cold in March 2025 in his first year at university, and took two over-the counter medicines without realising they both contained paracetamol.After being placed on life support and enduring weeks in hospital, he went on to make a miraculous recovery, and has even…
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