Search Results

5 results found

HealthLinkBC Files
Naloxone: Treating opioid poisoning (overdose) … is experiencing an opioid poisoning. Give naloxone if you have a Take Home Naloxone kit. Why is opioid poisoning an …
Health topics
… C, HIV, and other diseases, if using shared injection equipment or fluids. Heroin can be … your doctor or pharmacist about a take-home naloxone kit. Naloxone helps reverse the effect of opioids. A …
Health topics
… you do if someone has overdosed? If you have naloxone, give it as quickly as possible. This … need to give a second dose. (You can give naloxone even if you're not sure the person has … could save a life. Always have a take-home naloxone kit on hand. Naloxone can reverse a …
HealthLinkBC Files
… and using sterile supplies with every injection. For information about managing … recognition, prevention and B.C.’s Take Home Naloxone Program …
Health topics
… a Person During a Seizure High-Pressure Injection Wounds Hip Injuries, Age 11 and … and Other Lumps Under the Skin Take-Home Naloxone Kits for Opioid Overdose Taking Care …