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Posted: 12/27/06 - 14:35
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Symptoms of the marijuana withdrawals


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Posted: 05/15/08 - 13:24
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symptons that im experiencing now are loss of appittite cant sleep for shit last night i woke up pukin it fuckin sucks you have no idea how much i want a bowl it least. i had to quit like three days ago i was used to smokein like 3 blunts a day. its f@#$^&* gay i feel sick as f*** but it least its not like dope withdrawls. its mainly loss or appitite cant sleep for shit and you feel like shit thats mainly it. it just overall sucks ballz. you will also wake up sweating like three-four times a night. i havent smoked weed in like three days im just at the begining of it. i gotta quit cuz of a possesion charge. nut i'll e back on weed sonn though lol. im only 15 and its not weed that ruins pplz life it the weak peopl that smoke it. i smoked every day and i maintained a decent high all day and it was all good. weed isnt a bad thing. being stupid is.


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Posted: 06/06/08 - 14:59
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symptons that im experiencing now are loss of appittite cant sleep for shit last night i woke up pukin it fuckin sucks you have no idea how much i want a bowl it least. i had to quit like three days ago i was used to smokein like 3 blunts a day. its f@#$^&* gay i feel sick as f*** but it least its not like dope withdrawls. its mainly loss or appitite cant sleep for shit and you feel like shit thats mainly it. it just overall sucks ballz. you will also wake up sweating like three-four times a night. i havent smoked weed in like three days im just at the begining of it. i gotta quit cuz of a possesion charge. nut i'll e back on weed sonn though lol. im only 15 and its not weed that ruins pplz life it the weak peopl that smoke it. i smoked every day and i maintained a decent high all day and it was all good. weed isnt a bad thing. being stupid is.


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Posted: 06/23/08 - 16:13
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symptons that im experiencing now are loss of appittite cant sleep for shit last night i woke up pukin it fuckin sucks you have no idea how much i want a bowl it least. i had to quit like three days ago i was used to smokein like 3 blunts a day. its f@#$^&* gay i feel sick as f*** but it least its not like dope withdrawls. its mainly loss or appitite cant sleep for shit and you feel like shit thats mainly it. it just overall sucks ballz. you will also wake up sweating like three-four times a night. i havent smoked weed in like three days im just at the begining of it. i gotta quit cuz of a possesion charge. nut i'll e back on weed sonn though lol. im only 15 and its not weed that ruins pplz life it the weak peopl that smoke it. i smoked every day and i maintained a decent high all day and it was all good. weed isnt a bad thing. being stupid is.


Um, I think you are a big liar. I have been around marijuana and used it myself regularly since I was 11, all through high school, undergrad and then medical school, and no one I know has ever had any sort of withdrawl, what so ever. Your descirption is either made up or you have some psycological problem that is the underlying cause. And, if you really are a user (I doubt it, probably a doo-gooder) maybe go a little easy. You don't have to smoke all day to enjoy it, quite the contray, less is more. Stick to the times when you have a break, like evenings or weekends, not during class!


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Posted: 07/13/08 - 10:30
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Hi,
I don't think you should be calling someone a liar. Are you God? Everyone's make up is different. I have smoked weed heavy for 20 years. Maybe your occasional use is different. Could you compare someone who has 1 drink a day to someone who drinks from the time they wake up until they pass out? Maybe jou smoked shitty ditch weed and this guy smokes the good stuff. Hope you get rid of your attitude before going in to practice. Ass hole


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Posted: 09/25/08 - 21:46
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i quit a week ago once i realized that i was dumb. i smoked all summer and once i got back into my advanced classes, i coulndt keep up cause the weed made me slow and unfocused and i'm still having problems with it. im also experiencing fatigue, weird appetite shifts, and soreness. yesterday i was so dizzy that i had to leave school after just one hour cause i felt like the room was spinning. but that was just one instance. it was weird.
i suggest that you do stop. im glad i did. cause looking back at this summer and looking at all the free time i had compared to how i'm now always at school, work, or doing homework, i should of used the summer time to get some actual productive things done instead of eating cheetos and watching that 70's show.


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Posted: 10/01/08 - 09:31
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I smoked weed for 12 years, every day, multiple times/day. At work, at play, before bed, before doing anything.
I've decided to quit, as my fiance is reporting she is pregnant. I feel that if she can't do it, i can't do it. She was never as heavy a smoker as I am, and isn't reporting any of the withdrawal symptoms (anxiety, restless legs, sleepless/sweaty nights, vivid dreams, lonliness, depression) that I, unfortunately am.
I also suffer from a severe case of tinnitus (ringing in the ears). This is valid to mention because the anxiety that I am suffering seems to act as an amplifier of this noise. Sometimes I have found myself crying balls and then 20 seconds later laughing it up ... This is terrible. I have no desire to smoke again, but I can't wait for these symptoms to end. I have scheduled an appointment with a doctor today to try to get on some sort of anti-depressant. I know not all of you used this to help cope with the withdrawal, and that it is almost just switching my reliance from one drug to another, but the ringing is literally driving me crazy. it's non-stop. think about it. non-stop high pitched ringing in your ears. 24 hours a day.
Anyway, if anyone else is suffering from this, please share your experience with me ... I would love to hear some words of encouragement about this ... and if not encouragement, than at least some shared experiences would be nice.
Thanks and good luck to all.


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Posted: 10/14/08 - 01:19
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I turned sixteen on the third, and I had my last smoke on the fifth (around this time at night). So today is day 8 for me. Smoking every day since I turned fourteen... My adolescence was and still is very clouded.

As my adult world unfurled, through the void I was hurled. Out I came, what a shame, I feel as though I'm not the same.

Seriously though, I've developed a multitude of irritating conditions in the last week. The one that has appeared with most consistency (all f@#$^&* day) is the sort of dizzy vision you get when you're blazing your balls off. THAT, I am used to. The first couple of days of abstinence as well as the week or so preceding them were wasted away on the internet, reading all of the reports (done by people trained to do reports and geared to mislead by people trained to write) on heavy adolescent marijuana use, and panicking my ass off. I haven't been able to concentrate at all in class, and I've felt painful headaches and nausea all day. I've been clinically depressed, and the primary focus of my anxiety has been on the notion that I will never know who I would be now if I hadn't smoked so much weed then. And although I continue telling myself that that was then and this is now, right now I feel like shit, which brings me back to then, and I go in a loop. I actually had to walk out of my first period class, kneel in a sticky high school bathroom stall, and puke my guts out over all the anxiety last friday. Luckily, I have hypnotics for the otherwise unbearable insomnia, but I have no help for what happens in the daytime. In addition to the growing list of (so far) dizzy vision, extreme anxiety, depression, hypochondria, headaches, nausea, tinnitus, insomnia, itchiness, and very dulled thought (for me), I now include the most grueling of the bunch: ANOREXIA. I forget to eat or drink anything for hours and hours and end up sprawled up against a wall or some sort of furnishing, my usually present mental functions like cognitive reasoning and speech severely diminished. All I can manage to do is sit and think "wha...? why... whas happening?" as I watch my carpet move and not move at the same time. That was last night. I'm pretty sure my visual cortex is still recuperating from my last trip. Luckily I was rescued by my mother, who came rushing in with a PB&J sandwich, then moved on to some eggs, rice and veggies, three glasses of water, and two lean cuisines. Then I felt better.

She used to say "This too shall pass," although I suspect she stole that from Jesus. But let it pass, and it will. "Here, take a cookie. I promise, by the time you're done eating it, you'll feel right as rain."

I'm glad to say that the worst is over for me, and I hope you're glad to hear that you're not alone. Hang in there. Give it just a few more weeks, and it'll all be over.

ryanoffweed wrote:
I smoked weed for 12 years, every day, multiple times/day. At work, at play, before bed, before doing anything.
I've decided to quit, as my fiance is reporting she is pregnant. I feel that if she can't do it, i can't do it. She was never as heavy a smoker as I am, and isn't reporting any of the withdrawal symptoms (anxiety, restless legs, sleepless/sweaty nights, vivid dreams, lonliness, depression) that I, unfortunately am.
I also suffer from a severe case of tinnitus (ringing in the ears). This is valid to mention because the anxiety that I am suffering seems to act as an amplifier of this noise. Sometimes I have found myself crying balls and then 20 seconds later laughing it up ... This is terrible. I have no desire to smoke again, but I can't wait for these symptoms to end. I have scheduled an appointment with a doctor today to try to get on some sort of anti-depressant. I know not all of you used this to help cope with the withdrawal, and that it is almost just switching my reliance from one drug to another, but the ringing is literally driving me crazy. it's non-stop. think about it. non-stop high pitched ringing in your ears. 24 hours a day.
Anyway, if anyone else is suffering from this, please share your experience with me ... I would love to hear some words of encouragement about this ... and if not encouragement, than at least some shared experiences would be nice.
Thanks and good luck to all.


I've been worrying about my tinnitus as well. It's not quite as severe as yours at all, but my experience with it is that it appeared when I ate way too many mushrooms for a fifteen year old last summer. It faded out after a few weeks, and then I only experienced it occasionally until I quit smoking. Then it bugged the shit out of me for three days or so straight, and after four or five days, I only got it when I forgot to drink water or breathe. Didn't have it at all today. [/b]


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