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No.
No. Do not administer sedatives or other medicines on your own initiative. Make the scene safe without exposing yourself, call 112 and reassure the person calmly. Follow emergency-service instructions and provide help within your skills; do not replace specifically instructed treatment with improvised decisions.
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