how long do marijuana withdrawal symptoms last

When did all these symptoms go away cause I experienced all of these and it's only been a month for me since I smoked it's driving me crazy I can't do nothing i was a smoker heavy for 3 years. Please help

Nih has a study that proved quitting mj raises blood pressure https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3045206/

How are you going now?

Did they do anything for you in the er

I would suggest weaning yourself. Going from the amount you are smoking to nothing is a very drastic change.

I was a heavy weed smoker going through 2/3 gram a day for a few years. I’ve stopped for 5 days now . Getting all the same symptoms mentioned previously in particular the night sweats. This doesn’t bother me to much as I know weed usually deposits in your fat and it’s your body expelling it (just natural).

The big issue I’m having is anger at the moment. I’m usually very calm and chilled out but currently I’m constantly feeling angry and agitated. I feel like going in to a senseless blind rage completely irrationational and unjustified. I’m having spats with people but holding on to what they say and winding myself up about it. What’s worse is I feel like I have no control when I’m in these blind rages only realising hours later I was out of order and embarrassed about how little control I exercised during these ‘moments’

This isn’t my personality and wasn’t before smoking I’m usually very calm and collective

Not really seen these symptoms mentioned by others so guessing it might just be me. Hoping it will get better

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Hey there, this is my second time quitting, the first time i quit was because i randomly had a panic attack after smoking( i was a heavy smoker, all day everyday for a few years). I had all symptoms of CWS cannabis withdrawal syndrome. The thing is i didnt realize how dependant i was on the drug, so i assumed somehow my brain just randomly started going crazy for no reason which made it so much worse. After seeking medical help they were able to conclude that it was in fact from my addiction and dependance on marijuana, only then did i start to recover(slowly over about a month). I took a leave of absence from work so i could focus on getting better. THIS time quitting i am still at work. I work in a restaurant which if anyones worked in one they know its a high stress job. I can tell you last night i flipped the f**k out at work and almost lost my job. The anger and irritability is very real sometimes. I feel depressed/anxious/general uneasy in the mornings when i wake up, these symptoms subside in a couple hours but can come back at anytime which make it hard for me at work. BUT I HAVE GOTTEN THROUGH THIS BEFORE AND I AM CONFIDENT I CAN DO IT AGAIN. NEVER GIVE UP THERE IS A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. Eating healthy, excersising and reading helped me so much. Im not kidding im almost excited to overcome this because you come back stronger and better than youve ever been in your entire life. Just keep on going guys!

I smoked for 15 years straight an Q a day of high grade, lack of energy and sleep, waking up baked weeks later, vivid dreams just relax drink water eat health

I’m 61 years old n have smoking for 3 years now..I just quit smoking for days ago n feeling terrible..I can’t eat or sleep..I stopped smoking because I just purchased a cat..I’m losing weight like crazy..will I have gain my weight back?

I’m 31 years old been smoking everyday for the past 17 years. I’m 9 days no smoke right now. When I’m busy I feel great. I feel clear headed, I feel capable, I feel on point. When I’m not doing much the cravings hit me like a ton of bricks. I quit cold turkey and boy did that mess me up. I’m an “all or nothing” kind of guy so I figured if I was serious about quitting then going cold turkey is the way to go for me. Going to the gym has been a great help. I sweat a lot (believe it or not smells like weed) and when I get home I’m beat. Working out at the gym helps me fall asleep but staying asleep is my problem. I try to stay busy to keep my mind off of it but unfortunately sleeping only 4-5hrs a night leaves me exhausted throughout the day. Regardless, I push through everyday and keep telling myself I got the control, weed can’t control me. I drink 3-4 litres of water a day and try to eat healthy. I look at each day as a success. I’m taking it one day at a time and that keeps pushing me. Every time I want to smoke a joint I tell myself it’s been this long, do I really want f*#k this up now? I also tell my close friends and family how well I’m doing so failure is no option. I’m already on day 9 and it feels like just yesterday that I quit. It’s almost like a savings account. I get satisfaction the bigger the number gets. Knowing tomorrow will be 10 days no weed keeps me happy and gives me strength. Tomorrow I’ll be looking forward to hitting my 11 day mark and so on and so on. It’s going to be tough no doubt but remember who’s in control. Substance abuse is a terrible problem to have but will power and strength will change you as a person. Just typing out my feelings right now is helping me with my battle of staying weed free!! Stay strong people and remember who’s in control, it’s you not the dope!! Best of luck to everyone..... oh and trust me, if I can do it... anyone can!! 17 almost 18 years straight everyday of premium high grade 1-3grams a day... takes its toll.
Cheers!!

I have been smoking pot for at least 20 years everyday. I had to quit for a job oh boy I had no idea the withdrawal was going to be this bad. I barfed all day for 3 days and then was queasy everyday for another 2 days. I can finally eat. Now I'm dealing with high anxiety so severe I feel like I'm going to have a stroke or a heart attack, no sleep I start crying for no reason its bloody awful. Into the 9th day and will not start again. I think I'm going temporarily crazy.

Hi, I just wanted to share that l-theanine tablets are natural great anti-anxiety, relaxing tablet that help withdrawal symptoms as dont think many people know of it, you can get online or from herbal shop and also rather than using addictive tablets such as sleeping pills and vallium the allergy tablets piriton are great for helping you sleep. I take an l-theanine tablet round late afternoon and a couple of calms before bed and if find still not tired enough i take half a piriton tablet and find this works great, after two weeks i will start to bring the dosages in down and use only half a tablet of the l-theanine. I quit weed years ago only to end up addicted to sleeping pills and vallium which i believe is even worse and i felt very drowsy the next day resulting in being to spaced out to do my job plus having a car accident! hence how i ended up smoking it again as got fed up of them. I did find reading a book at night and just taking a couple of calms worked but then had a period of stress and doctor gave me sleeping pills so ended up addicited. Another non addictive replacement tablet i found good previously was amitriptyline in very low dosage at night before sleep as this is commonly used for withdrawal in alcoholics. Anyway just wanted to share as i discovered l-theanine and think its great stuff so hope it can help you to quit smoking the weed also. I wasnt really a heavy smoker as such i smoked it often but put very very little in it to point where people asked me why i bothered but i didnt want to be off my face just eased to help me relax a little however i no longer wish to be relying on an ilegal drug to do so. Quitting this first and in couple weeks quitting the tobacco then all good :)

you can get l-theanine from health shop i mean sorry not herbal shop!

I have smoked only for a year and a few months.... did it for back pain. Slowly it’s destroyed my career and now my relationship with my son. I’ve only stopped it’s been four days. Feeling hot flushes and night sweats already. I am also getting an upset stomach in the morning, is that also a sign of coming of weed? Also what else I am expecting and this is a struggle and I want my life back. I don’t smoke cigarettes either as I am a non smoker in that sense.

How long did you feel that your digestive system and bowel movements weren’t right. This is what I am struggling with along with night sweats and hot flushes. I want it to go away is there any remedies you can suggest as I don’t want to smoke