Hi. I am an international student and I
don't speak english well, but please help
me. When I first started smoking 5years
ago, but I usually smoked 4 months a year.
I never had withdrawal symtom before last
year. Last year when i quit smoking , i
had withdrawal symtom for 2 months after
smoking 3 months. actually i started
taking prosaz, and benzodia(???).last two
years ago. THis time , i stoppped taking
those pills a day before I started
smoking.
I smoked for 4 weeks and I decided quit, I
actually took those pills three time while
smoking. this is my fourth week of
withdrawal. I am still very dizzy and ( I
don't sweat anymore, eating disorder is
not too bad?) the most worried thing is
blurred vision(very dizzy). it doesn't get
any better.
what is the problem with me? should i see
a doctor? is my brain or eyes messed up?
is it chemical imbalace? can doctors do
anything about this? what kind of doctor
do i have to see?\
Please help me.. I am a college student. I
need to study,, and because of withdrawal,
i am losing my friends. they can't take my
conditiion anymore.
PLease Help Me.
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harmony1
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Marijuana withdrawel Posted: 05-18-08 06:25am
Hi there, I wouldn't worry too much about
getting dizzy. i would say it's just a
withdrawel symptom. I myself used to smoke
marijuana too for a lot of years and I
smoked quite a lot of it too. if however
you are still worried about it I would go
and see a doctor, just a normal doctor
and tell him your concerns. Are the pills
youre talking about anti depressents?? Do
you mean prozac?
If you want to quit smoking you just need
to make that choice. You have no idea of
the things I went through as a drug user
and I managed to get through it. yes
you'll get withdrawels ( anyone who tells
you you cannot get addicted is full of it
) it is very addictive. but you'll get
through it. Just take it day by day and
don't let risk your education. If you're
in college that means you're smart. please
don't throw it all away.
Be strong. It's all in the mind....
Harmony xo
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Smartdummy
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Joined: 10 Jul 2008 Posts: 9 Location: ,
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Re: marijuana withdrawal Posted: 07-13-08 04:20am
frompacificocean
wrote:
Hi. I am an international
student and I don't speak english well,
but please help me. When I first started
smoking 5years ago, but I usually smoked 4
months a year. I never had withdrawal
symtom before last year. Last year when i
quit smoking , i had withdrawal symtom for
2 months after smoking 3 months. actually
i started taking prosaz, and
benzodia(???).last two years ago. THis
time , i stoppped taking those pills a day
before I started smoking.
I smoked for 4 weeks and I decided quit, I
actually took those pills three time while
smoking. this is my fourth week of
withdrawal. I am still very dizzy and ( I
don't sweat anymore, eating disorder is
not too bad?) the most worried thing is
blurred vision(very dizzy). it doesn't get
any better.
what is the problem with me? should i see
a doctor? is my brain or eyes messed up?
is it chemical imbalace? can doctors do
anything about this? what kind of doctor
do i have to see?\
Please help me.. I am a college student. I
need to study,, and because of withdrawal,
i am losing my friends. they can't take my
conditiion anymore.
PLease Help Me.
Get off prozac NOW! It will damage your
brain, may cause suicide .
Dizziness is one of withdrawal symptoms
from prozac, go to NA meetings for weed
even if school suffers your health is #1
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