Possible health problems?
Some days i’m so weak I can’t even ride my bike a block. If I do, i’m out of breath.
I’m a cross country runner too.
I’ve done my fair share of drugs… still doing them too.
For months i’ve been dealing with these strange problems.
Whenever I turn my head, I see geometrical shapes, (sometimes). And everyday I get these weird body tremors which feels like i’m trying to jump out of my body.
I’ve been drug free for awhile, and it’s been doing it for a long time, and quitting drugs didn’t help.
Randomly I’ll just feel completely sick, throw up and not able to open my eyes.
Horrible stomach pains etc.
Depression.
I don’t know what’s wrong with me.
It’s not all this. My mental health has been weird too. I’ve been giggly, not able to think/concentrate at all. It feels like my brains fried. I’ve been free of psychoactive substances (besides the common ones, like caffeine). Could it be withdrawals/flashbacks? Or is it something less/greater?
My friend and I did an analyzation of it.
Possible high levels of serotonin, which can be fatal and toxic if not treated.
It’s a shame I know i screwed up and don’t want to be injected with more drugs.
So i guess i’ll have to ride it out.
stop doing drugs!
go to a medical doctor and they can help you detox and rehab!
no doubt these are side effects of the drugs you are/have been using!
Well, first you say you are still doing drugs, then you say you have been drug free for a while. I can say that one thing that will help is to stop doing drugs.
There could be another problem going on – have you ever had anything go on with your blood pressure or respiratory system??? Anyway, a visit to a good rehab and doc would do no harm to you. Depression can definitely affect your activity level, as well as your concentration. Consider going for help.
It sounds as though you should get a proper medical and psyciatric assessment.
Illegal drugs can be very difficult to predict, because they haven’t been tested for side effects, precautions and contraindications – which is one of the reasons that they are illegal.
Just stopping taking the drug doesn’t always mean that any damage done is reversed, and so you may continue to suffer continued problems.
You are putting a chemical substance into your body, and therefore your body will react to that substance – sometimes in an expected way and sometimes not.
Do yourself a favour and stop worrying about the symptoms and seek some proper help. That way you’ve got the best chance of getting healthy again.