Which of the following is a sign of overdose?

• A. Internal bleeding
• B. Hair loss
• C. Coughing
• D. Increased appetite

Answer: (A)

Overdose can disrupt how the body works and, in serious cases, lead to internal bleeding. This happens when substances irritate or damage internal tissues or affect the blood’s ability to clot, making internal bleeding a dangerous, urgent sign that someone needs professional help right away. The other options aren’t typical immediate overdose signs: hair loss develops over time and isn’t caused by a single overdose event; coughing can come from infections, choking, or irritation and doesn’t point specifically to an overdose; increased appetite isn’t a common acute sign of overdose and can be influenced by many other factors. If you suspect an overdose, call emergency services immediately and keep the person safe.