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How Will I Get Rid Of Smoking Weed ?

Hi I smoked weed inn February and I still feel very high from it I quit but i still feel that high from that night how do i get rid of it and how do i get back to normal
Tue, 24 Jan 2012
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You are experiencing a state of depersonalization and derealization. Many individuals who smoke marijuana in the past or just once, notice the onset of symptoms which make them feel disconnected from reality. Other inducers such as stress, anxiety, panic attacks and others which were present before the use of marijuana, only begin to take hold much quicker now because of the mechanism of marijuana. There is a forum on this issue and if you do a search on google, "dp self help," you'll find a community of people who offer there advise and support.
Homeopath,  Dr. Arif. K. Kaware's  Response
hi ;
welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum
Smoking weed once gives high for a day or two or may be 4 days ;what was the weed you took which is still high.I would suggest you to see a doctor as probably this could not be a high & may be some illness.Don't take it lightly;go to a doctor.
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How Will I Get Rid Of Smoking Weed ?

You are experiencing a state of depersonalization and derealization. Many individuals who smoke marijuana in the past or just once, notice the onset of symptoms which make them feel disconnected from reality. Other inducers such as stress, anxiety, panic attacks and others which were present before the use of marijuana, only begin to take hold much quicker now because of the mechanism of marijuana. There is a forum on this issue and if you do a search on google, dp self help, you ll find a community of people who offer there advise and support.