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Q: Bubble tea side effects

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 8th, 2008

Late November I was out with a friend, and we went to get Bubble tea. I drank it on an empty stomach after a night of drinking. I got really weird, I was very scatter minded, had trouble moving/Talking. Since then I've been in a weird Dazed. My vision seems dream like and I have headaches. I often have trouble reading/paying attention since. I notice that I get really bad axiety, and shortness of breath as well. Drinking Caffiene also makes it worse. I don't know what to do. Catscan? or just go for a check up. I really feel that there is something wrong with me. I feel like I am losing my mind. Sometimes I will just be thinking of random things

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on February 19th, 2008

Panic Attacks Answer A3665

It doesn’t seem likely that Bubble tea can cause neurological symptoms such as : “scatter minded”, trouble moving and talking, weird dazed, headache, “vision seems dream like”, trouble reading/paying attention, bad anxiety, shortness of breath… First you can contact your GP to confirm the range of symptoms and to test if you are really experiencing those difficulties or not. There are special tests that will check your mental abilities, also. If the disorders are confirmed you may request some medical procedures (including a CT-scan of the head) to confirm or exclude a possible organic cause for your symptoms.

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