Hey everyone. Glad I found this board, hope someone has some answers as I'd rather not go to the Urgent Care...okay, so for the last 5 months straight i have been shooting .5 gram to a gram of meth a day. The 6 months prior to that it was mostly everyday but there were a few times when i'd stop for maybe three days most. I have used meth since 1987, and in 2011 i was diagnosed with hep B & C. The past few days the meth hasn't effected me as much and i've had really bad diarrhea and throwing up. Now my stomach feels hard and hurts. Should I be worried or seek help? My fear is i just (30min ago) did another hit. Thanks!
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Heavy meth use for approximately 5 months, health dangers?
- Thread starter mixaellee
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Honestly there's not that many meth users on this board for some reason so I'm not sure how many responses you'll get or how useful they will be if you do get them. We can't really diagnose you with anything as we are nowhere near you and we are not doctors. Sounds like somewhat of a reason to worry (although it's probably worse in your head being on meth and all), if you have Hepatitis B and C I'm just gonna go ahead and assume that's probably got some effect on your health. If you're worried about your health then maybe you should try shooting meth less often. You've really been using it for 25 years? Know what I was busy doing in 1987? Being a fetus. Meth is some nasty shit, I honestly am surprised that you do not have worse health problems after all that time. Do yourself a favor and take a bit of a break, it couldn't hurt to give it a try.I'd say if not a 'break' then make your doses smaller overall or the same with a bigger interval in between (if you are really unable to cut down a sizeable amount due to dependence). But ya I can see your organs slowly deteroriating (or i guess fast, in a matter of years) if daily shots were to be had without any type of break ever. In fact I cant imagine how do you even get high anymore without proper recovery. Key here is STOP, and also hep b and hep c are treatable at certain stages, so i would go to your nearest hospital ASAP.