Question 1

how to treat a cough from snorting meth?

Accepted Answer

See your doctor: Meth is irritating to the mucosa of your nose and lungs.  Additionally, the purity and use of other compounds puts you at risk for lung damage.  First, stop using meth!  second, get an evaluation to make sure that you don't have damage or infection to your lungs. Third, consider a change in life circumstances.

Question 2

chances of misscarrage if snorting meth?

Accepted Answer

Meth and miscarriage: The chances are quite high that you will have a miscarriage - from either all or one of the following - HIgh BP, Eclampsia, Placenta Abruptio. If you do not then the fetus is at high risk for stroke, DNA damage, Growth retardation etc...

Question 3

snorting meth & oxycodone side effects?

Accepted Answer

Death, addiction...: Both methamphetamines and oxycodone are highly addictive drugs of abuse. The "snorting" achieves more rapid absorption compared to the oral route increasing the possibility of overdose and death. Abuse of these drugs usually leads to rapid development of addiction. If you are currently using them i encourage you to seek treatment as your problem will in all likelihood  only become much worse...

Question 4

what are the medicines available to treat headaches caused by meningiomas?

Accepted Answer

They don't usually : Meningiomas are benign (not cancerous) slow growing tumors within the skull.  They sometimes can get large enough to push aside normal structures. In those cases they are sometimes removed or treated with radiation. It's unlikely that the meningioma is the cause of the headache, however.  You should see a doctor about the headaches.

Question 5

why does propranolol cause headaches when it is leaving the system when it is supposed to treat headaches?

Accepted Answer

Sudden change: You can have many different symptoms upon discontinuation of many medication because you have "shocked" your system with a sudden change.  Most if not all drugs you have taken for a sustained length of time (especially propranalol) should be weaned down over a couple of weeks.

Question 6

can aromatherapy actually create brain signals to constrict some vessels to treat headaches?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Aromatherapy has been studied extensively to treat headaches and many treatments are beneficial.

Question 7

i started feeling headaches. i don't know whether it's severe but it's painful. also feel dizzy when i give a movement with my legs even if i shake it i feel my body is swinging. pain in back and neck. when to be serious, and how to treat headaches?

Accepted Answer

: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. Your symptoms may be due to dehydration. Drink enough water, daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. If that does not help it would be prudent to see a doctor. Wish you good health!

Question 8

is ibuprofen (advil/aleve) okay to take during stomach flu to treat headaches and cramps or will it lead to reye's disease like aspirin?

Accepted Answer

Okay: It is okay to take ibuprofen or Naproxen while you have the stomach flu, as it will not lead to Reyes syndrome. 
 However, these type of medications (NSAIDs) can further irritate your stomach.  I would recommend trying acetaminophen first.

Question 9

i tried meth i snorted two large lines and shortly after i got a terrible headache and nausea and then i threw up. why did that happen?

Accepted Answer

Side effect: You shouldn't be messing with this stuff, as it is HIGHLY addictive!  Many people are addicted on the first try!  As to the effects you experienced, here is some pharmacological info...http://www.drugs.com/sfx/methamphetamine-side-effects.html

Please consider help if you are considering meth again or any other drugs.  Be well!

Question 10

i have been sober off meth for 8 months now i am getting headaches in the back side of my head mainly on the right side what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Acetaminophen: You may try over the counter pain relief like Tylenol.
Do not drink alcohol.
Wish you good health!
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

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Is ibuprofen (advil/aleve) okay to take during stomach flu to treat headaches and cramps or will it lead to reye's disease like aspirin?

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I tried meth i snorted two large lines and shortly after i got a terrible headache and nausea and then i threw up. why did that happen?

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I have been sober off meth for 8 months now i am getting headaches in the back side of my head mainly on the right side what should i do?

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