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Bumps On Tongue, Legs, Feet Turning Purple. Smoke Meth. Is It Due To Its Overdose?
I smoke meth, wondering what these bumps are on my tongue after smoking and why my skin especially my legs and feet turn purple and the veins show. Also is it possible to overdose on meth and get sick, but not be at risk for death or any other serious medical problems ? I smoked all last night pretty much non stop and today have felt like I have a fever and im sweating a bunch and i feel dizzy and juat generally under the weather, would that possibly be a mild overdose or is it withdrawal ?
Thu, 25 Jul 2013
Hello user
Smoking and consuming drugs is not at all a nice thing to do, I think the bumps on tongue might be due to candidal infection, which is found in immunodeficient individuals and chronic smokers of meth.
And the bad symptoms like sweating and dizziness might be due to some metabolites formed in your body, due to the fact that you had done overdose.
I would rather advise you to visit nearby de-addiction center and to stop substance abuse.
Hope this information helped you. Let me know if you need any more clarifications.
Regards,
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
Smoking and consuming drugs is not at all a nice thing to do, I think the bumps on tongue might be due to candidal infection, which is found in immunodeficient individuals and chronic smokers of meth.
And the bad symptoms like sweating and dizziness might be due to some metabolites formed in your body, due to the fact that you had done overdose.
I would rather advise you to visit nearby de-addiction center and to stop substance abuse.
Hope this information helped you. Let me know if you need any more clarifications.
Regards,
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
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