me0307
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Last saturday my gf, a friend, and I smoked some really good kush (not sure what kind...point is - i was retarded after half a joint).
The body high and mental high were amazing. However the next day I felt like my entire body was numb/tingling - almost like a continuing body high (not as enjoyable as you would think...). It lasted throughout the rest of the day and it was even difficult to fall asleep. I took some diphenhydramine to fall asleep and was fine the next day.
My gf on the other hand - not so well. She's getting quite annoyed with the feeling and i can totally understand why. She seems more anxious than usual, she continues to have the same numbing sensations that I experienced, and her thoughts are somewhat faded - she describes it as "walking a dream".
She is diagnosed with anxiety and adhd. She's prescribed Adderall, Allegra, Zoloft, and Gabapentin (for sleeping - not seizures lol).
The day she smoked she did not take her Adderall or Zoloft.
An explanation (and a possible solution) to this numbing sensation that we have experienced (and that she is continuing to experience) would be great! Thanks!
The body high and mental high were amazing. However the next day I felt like my entire body was numb/tingling - almost like a continuing body high (not as enjoyable as you would think...). It lasted throughout the rest of the day and it was even difficult to fall asleep. I took some diphenhydramine to fall asleep and was fine the next day.
My gf on the other hand - not so well. She's getting quite annoyed with the feeling and i can totally understand why. She seems more anxious than usual, she continues to have the same numbing sensations that I experienced, and her thoughts are somewhat faded - she describes it as "walking a dream".
She is diagnosed with anxiety and adhd. She's prescribed Adderall, Allegra, Zoloft, and Gabapentin (for sleeping - not seizures lol).
The day she smoked she did not take her Adderall or Zoloft.
An explanation (and a possible solution) to this numbing sensation that we have experienced (and that she is continuing to experience) would be great! Thanks!