opioid overdose

What are the Risk Factors for Opioid Overdose in Gynecologic Patients?

Several risk factors can increase the likelihood of an opioid overdose in gynecologic patients:
- History of substance abuse
- Concurrent use of other sedatives
- High opioid dosage
- Chronic pain conditions
- Mental health disorders such as depression or anxiety

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