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How Can Body Tingling Sensation And Pain Due To Marijuana Be Treated?

My last experience with marijuana had my body feeling this tingling sensation. And when you touched me or i touched myself it hurts. I haven't smoked it every since this experience but now my body does this alot and i can't really live comfortably. How do i get rid of it?
Mon, 22 Dec 2014
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Chronic cannabis use for years can lead to experiencing abnormal sensations in body called as formication. Pain has not been reported or known to be a result of marijuana, it can produce disorientation, distortions, tingling sensations can be there. However, an typical presentation as like in your case can be possible. If the symptoms are a result of the drug use it should ware-off within a day or two.
if it fails to subside I suggest, a consultation of a psychiatrist will help.
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How Can Body Tingling Sensation And Pain Due To Marijuana Be Treated?

Chronic cannabis use for years can lead to experiencing abnormal sensations in body called as formication. Pain has not been reported or known to be a result of marijuana, it can produce disorientation, distortions, tingling sensations can be there. However, an typical presentation as like in your case can be possible. If the symptoms are a result of the drug use it should ware-off within a day or two. if it fails to subside I suggest, a consultation of a psychiatrist will help.