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What Causes Headache And Numbness In The Arms After Taking A Methamphetamine Shot?

What causes headache and numbness after shooting meth? I used a Clean needle,filter and I registered blood and checked once or twice while shooting I didn t get the rush but an hr later I have a bad headache and the arm that I injected into is swollen and my hand is kinds numb and cold? Any ideas what s going on
Tue, 27 Feb 2018
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Hi;

First of all, you are talking about a very serious drug issue. Along with all the deteriorating and devastating effects of this drug, your injection site may be infected or you may be damage your vessels with the needle and a thrombotic event may have already occured. You must immediately admit to a hospital, otherwise things may get very dangerous for your physical and mental health.

May you recover soon

Hasan Mutlu, MD

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What Causes Headache And Numbness In The Arms After Taking A Methamphetamine Shot?

Hi; First of all, you are talking about a very serious drug issue. Along with all the deteriorating and devastating effects of this drug, your injection site may be infected or you may be damage your vessels with the needle and a thrombotic event may have already occured. You must immediately admit to a hospital, otherwise things may get very dangerous for your physical and mental health. May you recover soon Hasan Mutlu, MD