What Is Chlordiazepoxide
Health Encyclopedia: Chlordiazepoxide Overdose
This is poisoning from taking a large amount (overdose) of chlordiazepoxide, an anti-anxiety medication.
Alternative Names
Librium overdose
Poisonous Ingredient
Chlordiazepoxide
Where Found
- Librium
- Librax
- Limbitrol
- Equibral
- A-Poxide
- Mitran
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