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Misc Wierd reaction to Etizolam

Jabberwocky

Jabberwocky

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Howdy all

I took 1,5 mg of Etizolam about 30 mins ago.
Its not the pharmaceutical manufactured ones.

Just 2 minuts after ingesting it (orally) I got this hard knot in my lower stomach.
It could be both my stomach or large intestine acting up but I find it unlikely that any intestines would react that quickly(?).
It was quite painful to begin with but the pain diminished after 5 minuts or so, but I can still feel it, especially if I touch my stomach as this will hurt a little and I can feel how hard it appears to the touch.

Its my second time doing Etizolam.
First time was the same pills but only 1 mg - and I didnt have any adverse effects from taking it that time.

I just want to know if anyone else have experienced this and if anyone has some ideas on what might be the cause of this.

Thanks.
 
You're likely allergic to whatever binders are in your pills. Try to find a different preparation of Etiz.
 
I thourght about that too, but it didnt happen the first time and I ended up redosing another 0,5 mg and there was no adverse effects to be noted what so ever.

I dont have any more pills so I wont be able to find out if the binders were the culprint for this reaction.
I will try the powder soon though so at least I will know if its the Etizolam that was causing this or not, which I sure as hell hope that it isnt!
 
three years of taking pharmaceutically manufactured and also non pharmaceutically made etiz and never experienced anything like that. As said above possibly allergic to a binding agent used in that batch of pills, or could just be a one off and totally unrelated. If it didn't happen the first time with same batch of pills and you redosed and didn't have any adverse effect then I would say it was a one off and nothing to do with the Etiz
 
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