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Q: Xanax make you dumb ?

asked by: lyoonheel on November 8th, 2009

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I have been taking Xanax for 3 yrs and stop taking it cold turkey..then i start to feel all short of things in the head.
1.heavy head
2.hot flashes in the head
3.feeling something stuck in the head
4.really bad concentration
5.difficulty thinking,following conversation,forming thought.
6.slow reaction,catching on to things.
7.when im around people i feel like im watching anime without subtitle.Also feel like im forgeting how to use things and forget people that is close to me...
What should i do??is it xanax withdrawn symptom or anxiety...

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gmoorephx

replied on November 9th, 2009

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Yes Xhanex can can things like this. my brother OD'd on xhanex on Mother Day of this year. He got several mental as well as physical issues from it: he can't hand;t anger as much, he gets headaches easier, when drinking he gets a higher chance of getting a hang over or throwing up, along with stomach problems and heart problems.

Honestly all drugs causes some sort of problems, no matter how long you take them. Tis only a matter if you'll notice it during or after you take them.

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