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What Causes Numbness On The Tongue After Smoking Marijuana?

I rencently took a few hits of dope then after awhile i picked up the needle part of a rig in my backseat. I know it's not mine, also the beedle never poked my skin. Just a few minutes later I puked and my throat became very scratchy and then my tongue went numb.. what caused my toungue to go numb cause it won't go away?
Fri, 13 Apr 2018
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Hello,

Numbing of the tongue after doping can be due to reaction to the drug while it can also be due to tongue irritation due to puking. As the effects of the drug will subside the numbness will get better. You should consult an oral physician and get evaluated. For now,
-Drink plenty of water.
-Avoid spicy foods and do cool compresses over the tongue.
-Take vitamin B complex supplements.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Honey Arora
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What Causes Numbness On The Tongue After Smoking Marijuana?

Hello, Numbing of the tongue after doping can be due to reaction to the drug while it can also be due to tongue irritation due to puking. As the effects of the drug will subside the numbness will get better. You should consult an oral physician and get evaluated. For now, -Drink plenty of water. -Avoid spicy foods and do cool compresses over the tongue. -Take vitamin B complex supplements. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Honey Arora