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how long til i damage my kidneys

lemongaga

lemongaga

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i'm not an idiot i just want a straight answer. I'm aware what i'm doing is not that smart but it's working for now. I have this special cocktail i made up to sleep and i take it every night and it's mainly just a handful of seroquel and a handful of advil pm. it works like a charm except sometimes i wake up dryheaving but i'm so sedated i fall back asleep so it's cool. other times i'll add a couple somas or a xanax or two or three and maybe some more benadryl just for fun. about once or twice a week i get completely obliverated on alcohol like a box of wine of a fifth of vodka or maybe just too many smirnoff but like blackout drunk and this is when i usually take higher volumes of pills b/c im semi suicidal when im drunk. mainly it's just seroquel and advil pm. i don't know if it's really possible to abuse Diphenhydramine but maybe it is. i plan on drinking daily *heavily* in about 2 weeks...i just have some final things to accomplish in my life before i go on a drinking binge. for the most part i'm clean i really don't do any other drugs. oh yah i smoke weed and sometimes do coke but not a lot besides that i'm cool. i'm just a little concerned about the advil combined with the alcohol and the other night i took about 5 seroquel and 5 advil pm's with the alcohol (i usually don't go that high on seroquel) and i kept feeling like my throat was closing up it was super scary i was gasping for breath i had to keep geting up and sticking my head under the sink (i lost all my cups) so yah i just don't want that to happen. i dont want to like close my throat and die. can that happen? can you die from dehydration? i have been hospitalized for that before but it wasn't like dry mouth dehydration it was like malnutrition. but whatever whoever knows i just want like a time limit like one month to three years or whatever
and no ambien doesnt work for me thanks. and neither does a healthy lifestyle with proper diet and exercise and meditation. nothing works but my beautiful cocktail i created and it works best when i use alcohol, weed, muscle relaxers, benzos, and seroquel. thanks
 
"i wake up dryheaving but i'm so sedated i fall back asleep so it's cool"

That my favorit part. how bout yours??
 
Sounds like you may have had an allergic reaction...or your liver/kidneys are crying out for help.

Advil is a NSAID. Some people can develop sensitivities or allergic reactions to NSAIDs after long-term use. This happened to me with both Advil (shortness of breath, water retention, swollen eyelids, nasty headache, reduced urine output and back pain), and Naproxen (similar to Advil minus the last two symptoms, with a rash and severe angioedema in both feet.)

Instead of poisoning your internal organs, or asphyxsiating on ur own vomit in ur sleep with this cocktail, how about going to a doctor, get your liver/kidney function tested and have the doctor refer you for a sleep study to find out why you aren't sleeping.
 
yes my back is hurtin and im havin water retention and headaches aw man and now im having a really bad reaction i posted it
 
What dose of Seroquel are the tablets you're taking?

And yes, you can actually die from dehydration but dry mouth is a common side effect of Seroquel and you're not likely to suffer lethal dehydration unless your body is losing more fluids than you're taking in. Seroquel can also affect your ability to regulate your body temperature.

I'd probably be less worried about your kidneys than about the strain you're putting on your liver and your central nervous system. I'd also be worried about asphyxiating on your own vomit. Those are the things likely to kill you without warning.
 
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