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Meth Addict. Had Miscarriage, Passed Tissue. Having Unbearable Abdominal Pain. Passing Black Stools. Solution?
i am a meth addict i smoke it every day, take xanax to sleep. i had a miscarriage recently and was on Mifeprex. i passed the tissue and then a couple days later had horrible unbearable pain in my abdomen and was told by my obgyn to go to the ER. they said i had colon blockage and i am pooping black still for about 4 days now. i didnt tell them i use meth. what do i do?
Thu, 21 Feb 2013
Hello kiralorelei87
Welcome to HCM
meth or methamphetamine is a stimulant drug and it is used by youngsters in form of vapors or smoke.
Xanex or alprazolam is also a substance with potential of abuse. It is a hypnotic drug.
Both drugs are highly addictive and if your doctor has told you about blockage of colon then you have to visit ER for interventional procedure and it may be a surgery which will be done only under anesthesia.
So its highly recommended that you should tell your doctor about both drugs because they have to modify doses of medicines to get desired level of anesthesia. Secondly they will also ensure that you don't suffer withdrawal symptoms in ER due to lack of both these drugs.
so kindly be assertive and discuss with your doctor.
Thanks hope i cleared your doubt.
take care
Welcome to HCM
meth or methamphetamine is a stimulant drug and it is used by youngsters in form of vapors or smoke.
Xanex or alprazolam is also a substance with potential of abuse. It is a hypnotic drug.
Both drugs are highly addictive and if your doctor has told you about blockage of colon then you have to visit ER for interventional procedure and it may be a surgery which will be done only under anesthesia.
So its highly recommended that you should tell your doctor about both drugs because they have to modify doses of medicines to get desired level of anesthesia. Secondly they will also ensure that you don't suffer withdrawal symptoms in ER due to lack of both these drugs.
so kindly be assertive and discuss with your doctor.
Thanks hope i cleared your doubt.
take care
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