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ABC Gold Coast. Topic: Drugs. Supplied: Alcohol and Drug Foundation. Gold Coast emergency departments are reporting up to nine patients a day presenting with side effects relating to the use of illegal party drug GHB. Patients are experiencing severe side effects such as increased respiratory complications with some requiring ventilation, according to Gold Coast Health. The head of the city's emergency departments said the number of patients presenting to hospitals with GHB-related complications had doubled in the past month. Reactions to the drug have been so extreme that local health authorities are now concerned there may be unknown, toxic additives in recent batches of GHB that are unknown to users. It's been challenging for Queensland Ambulance Service officers to transport patients, who are 'deeply unconscious, barely rousable, agitated and quite violent', according to QAS senior operations supervisor Adam Flory. GHB gamma-hydroxybutyrate , also known as fantasy or liquid ecstasy, is a veterinary anaesthetic agent previously used to sedate small animals. It is a depressant that works by slowing messages between the brain and body and can cause nausea, vomiting, headaches, tremors or shaking in users, according to the Alcohol and Drug Foundation. GHB is usually sold in small bottles or vials and is usually swallowed by users. Health authorities say patients presenting to hospital have been aged between 18 and 35 years old and have been arriving at hospital 'deeply unconscious'. Dr Green said normally patients regained consciousness quite quickly but, concerningly, recent admissions had stayed unconscious for hours at a time. Patients are presenting to hospital on weekdays and weekends, and emergency department staff have seen groups of patients present to hospital after taking the drug at the same time. The rise of novel psychoactive substances has led to renewed calls for public drug-checking services in Australia. Dr Green said that, without drug testing being made available to the public, it was too challenging to find out what was in a drug after a patient had suffered an overdose. Last year, the Queensland government announced it would be the second jurisdiction in Australia to provide illicit drug testing following the ACT's lead. Queensland Health said drug-checking services in the state would be introduced in early to mid We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. Emergency departments report spike in hospital admissions linked to illicit drug GHB or fantasy. Footer ABC News homepage.