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Alright, So I used to smoke pot almost everyday for about the past 2 years.
About a month ago I accidentally took my medication (Seroquel, mellitonin, celexa) before smoking.
My legs gave out, I blacked out twice and I had to make myself throw up my medication. I then went to sleep and felt weird for the next two days.
A week later I had a Horrible anxiety attack and had to go to the hospital, they perscribed me lorazepam for when I have an anxiety attack.
Its been about three weeks- a month and two days ago I smoked pot with my friends out of my bong,
at first I was just high, I took a few more hits and i was stoned, the usual. after about 20 minutes I got up and Had a horrible headrush, everything faded and went back quickly, i felt dizzy and lost my coordination a little bit, but i could still stand.it wasent a normal headrush, it lasted a few seconds too long and felt a bit strange. I walked up stairs from my room and I went into the kitchen to talk to my mom, My heart was racing and my chest hurt I got a bit scared and almost had an anxiety attack, but I calmed myself.
after another 20 minutes I felt fine, then it came back again and went away. Once My high had worn off
I felt groggy and dizzy, uncoordinated and strange, My stomach felt sick and I had to constantly switch my position to feel better. It felt nothing like how I usually feel after I smoke.
Yesterday I was in bed all day, When I would stand up I would get a headrush and loose my coordination again. Its two days after and I feel a lot better, still a bit out of it but I can function fine.
idfk what happened to me, I have a lot of problems and was pretty much self medicating myself for the past two years, along with my medication.
Im starting to think maybe I just have to many problems to be smoking pot?
Or so much trauma on my body in the past month has just been too much, and I should wait longer to smoke again.
idk, help?


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when i have a panic attack this is what happens, always in this specific order:
well first, it always seems to happen when i am driving, i guess i feel like i have the least amount of control due to the people around me, especially when there is a lot of traffic i guess…
1. i get this throbbing, tight feeling above my knees
2. my legs will get a pins and needles sensation, plus foot cramps
3. after that, my hands tingle, then kind of go numb and lock into a fist, and this is all very difficult to deal with be cause i have a stick-shift car and it’s a scary sensation
4. the derealization sets in. (basically when you are detached from your own mind and it feels like you are watching a movie of what is going on around you). it is a very odd feeling, hard to explain… kind of feels like you are going nuts
5. i will feel like i am not getting enough air. i can breathe but i need to keep taking deep full inhales and exhales
6. i can’t tell if my heart is beating fast but it feels like someone is pressing on my chest and throat
7. my facial muscles seem to quiver or twich slightly, which is really freaky
8. the worst part is the slurred speech, the first time i ever experienced this i thought i was having a stroke
the best thing i can do is pull over and chug water until i calm down, which sometimes takes a while
note: i am only 22 years old, i take 10mgs of adderall twice a day for my adhd, this panic attack all seems to happen after a night of hardly any sleep, it’s really only when i’m alone, and it always is when i’m driving my car. i think it is brought about by feeling like i am losing control of the situation and feeling uncomfortable with my surroundings, but i couldn’t pin-point it exactly
does anyone ever have things like this happen? what should i do?? it’s been so intense a few times i almost drove to the ER


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Seriously,…..I have a phobia of doctors. And I have several serious symptoms. I know I need to see a doctor. But am scared to death. I keep telling myself that it is all normal to have glands that swell often and large for 12 years and problems with legs (paralisis that occurs occassionally),etc. I know that sounds crazy. But I can’t bring myself to go. Please no insults as this is hard for me to ask. Anyone have any suggestions?
The reason I have phobia is because of several family members died to being wrongly treated by them. I know this doesn’t happen to everyone. But I lost 4 people in my family that were wrongly treated or the treatment caused their death.
No malpractice suits. We felt that it would not be worth reliving the horrible events. And it wouldn’t bring them back. However I wonder if it was the right decision,…due to the fact there are no telling how many others that have been misdiagnosed,etc by theses doctors.
Thank you all for your help. It was really hard for me to do this question. In fear that people wouldn’t understand and would laugh. Thanx again you all are great and have some good suggestions.


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    I have almost no strength in my arm or hands, and I feel like a need to be supported by something (i.e.; leaning).

    I also have a pain somewhere in my back, and I feel very much "off in the distance". I feel like I’m going to drop any second, but I know that I won’t.

    It started this evening when I was walking down a dark road to the store. All of a sudden, right in front of me was a huge deer, with red glowing eyes. I got scared. I guess I might have thought it might charge at me. I don’t know. My mind was in a fog. All of a sudden, I began hyperventilating and I couldn’t stop. Then I began shaking and just trembling. Soon after, I was inside the store, and I lost almost all of my upper body strength. I had to lean my upper body on the handle
    of the cart for support, and just use my legs to move myself about. I also noticed when I went to pick up a box of disposable plastic food containers, that my hands weren’t opening, and I couldn’t move them, so I used my wrists to pick up the light weight box. When I got home, some of it subsided, but I still feel very distant, and I’m having to type in a strange way because of lack of strength.

    I’ve had panic attacks before, many times. However, I normally only get a tight, clamping feeling in my chest and I hyperventilate.

    Do these sound like panic symptoms to you?
    If not, do you have any idea as to what’s going on?
    I feel like there’s something wrong with me.


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