@Andrzej_Zielinski, Oczywiście chodzi o fentanyl, choć jeden z komentujących (były ratownik medyczny) twierdzi, że taki efekt po takiej ewentualnej dawce jest niemożliwy.

"As a former paramedic who has handled fentanyl, this is not possible. If this were true doctors, medics and nurses would be falling out all the time. This is psychosomatic, she is having an panic attack. They should have tested her blood at the hospital and I bet my life on it that she didn't have fentanyl in her system. Fentanyl patches have to be stuck on the skin for 1 -2 hours to absorb a tiny amount of the drug (patches are very slow release and stay on for 12, or 24 or 48 hours) and powdered fentanyl has to be ingested (swallowed), or inhaled via your nose, or smoked or injected. And when you overdose you become completely unresponsive, your eyes roll back in your head and your skin is extremely pale, your lips are blue, your breathing is very shallow. Then you stop breathing altogether and your heart stops beating. This happens very rapidly. I have narcaned 200+ people, this is not a fentanyl overdose just her anxiety, psychosomatic or she is faking it cuz its not an overdose"

@Andrzej_Zielinski, pies musiał powąchać. Takie mają procedury? Znaleźć chuj wie co u podejrzanego i to wąchać.