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Suffered Internal Bleeding Due To Mixing Ibuprofen And Naproxim. Took Cocaine, Alcohol, Cigarettes, Iron Tablets. Anything Serious?
I have just come out of hospital where I spent 4 days with internal bleeding caused by mixing ibuprofen & naproxim, I lost four bags of blood and had a plasma drip, I am a cocaine addict and after convalesing for 3 days I have spent the last 24 hours taking 3 grams of cocaine with alcohol and cigarattes along with 2 valium and 2 zoplicone plus my prescribed iron tablets as I now have anaemia and a ppi stomach protector, along with citralapram for depression and anxiety - I am shocked that I have done all this after being so scared in hospital, but oncce I started I couldnt stop and havent eaten, am I in danger?
Fri, 15 Nov 2013
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The ibuprofen and naproxen would have caused gastritis or an ulcer which would have resulted in the bleeding.
Alcohol and smoking can also irritate the lining of the stomach so it would be best to decrease or eliminate them.
Addition to alcohol and cocaine is a disease. It would be difficult for anyone to kick this habit on their own.
You need to seek help. The fact that you started to use alcohol, cocaine and cigarettes after a harrowing hospital ordeal says a lot about your level of addiction.
You should seek professional help from a drug addiction centre.
I hope this helps
The ibuprofen and naproxen would have caused gastritis or an ulcer which would have resulted in the bleeding.
Alcohol and smoking can also irritate the lining of the stomach so it would be best to decrease or eliminate them.
Addition to alcohol and cocaine is a disease. It would be difficult for anyone to kick this habit on their own.
You need to seek help. The fact that you started to use alcohol, cocaine and cigarettes after a harrowing hospital ordeal says a lot about your level of addiction.
You should seek professional help from a drug addiction centre.
I hope this helps
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