Question 1

side effects of smoking weed?

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Lots: Possible effects of marijuana:  anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. You might feel tired, have poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving. Some people develop a dry mouth, have a rapid heart rate or may feel hungry.

Question 2

what permanent side effects of smoking weed are there?

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Unknown: What's important is some of the short term effects which are well studied including difficulty with driving due to slow responses and cognitive slowiing.

Question 3

please, can you describe the primary side effects of smoking weed?

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Main?: Here' s just a few: possible effects of marijuana: anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. Fatigue, poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving.

Question 4

are there any serious side effects to smoking weed for the first time?

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Potentially: Although cannabis is well tolerated by many, it can have disatrous impacts on others.  Possible effects of marijuana:  anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. Fatigue, poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving.

Question 5

might there be any serious side effects for smoking weed the first time?

Accepted Answer

Unpredictable.: Some people tolerate cannabis fine while others have severe reactions. Possible effects of marijuana:  anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. Fatigue, poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving.

Question 6

what are the side effects of smoking weed and cigarettes but taking a break from weed and start to smoke cigarettes more ?

Accepted Answer

Respiratory/heart: Neither is good to use, so taking "a break" from both would have the side effect of better health. Smoking tobacco or weed creates the same dilemma for lung health -inhaling partially combusted botanical material laced with chemicals. Equally, cardiovascular health is compromised by using either. Infections occur more frequently in smokers too. So quit both & try not to rationalize their use.

Question 7

http://twoglasses.hubpages.com/hub/stop-smoking-side-effects o got fever when i stop smoking how i feel better?

Accepted Answer

Tylenol (acetaminophen) and time: Take 500mg tylenol (acetaminophen) every six hours for a few days and the symptoms will pass.

Question 8

1.how do i get a loved one to stop smoking dagga.what can they do. 
2.is dagga less dangerous than cigarettes? what are the health risks and side effects of smoking dagga. 
3.also my loved one seems to be losing a lot lot of weight,is it killing him

Accepted Answer

Cannabis:  Consider looking into Marajuana Anonymous  Worl Services. REF:  https://marijuana-anonymous.org/how-it-works/the-twelve-steps/. Some possible short term effects can include:  Short-term memory problems, anxiety &amp; paranoia.

Question 9

have been taking melatonin to help me sleep since i've quit smoking. been taking 6 mg of melatonin a night for 23 nights but heard that's
really bad. am i able to just stop and minimize the side effects? i have noticed mood changes like crazy (super excit

Accepted Answer

Delayed sleep phase: syndrome in adults is treated from 2 weeks - 3 months with 6 mg. of Melatonin taken ½ hour -1 hour before desired bedtime. Melatonin is taken by adults for many reasons,  in doses up to 20 mg./day. Mood changes  are not reported  side effects of Melatonin. Stop it if you wish. If your symptoms persist, seek referral to a psychiatrist &amp; a psychologist for accurate diagnosis &amp; treatment.

Question 10

what are some medications or treatments w/o life threatening side effects that can help someone stop smoking? other than the e-cig and nicotine gum.

Accepted Answer

Stop smoking: First of all, cigarettes have life threatening side effects!
best way is cold turkey. Other natural options including timed decrease ( ie weaning) hypnosis. There are prescription drugs available to help if these natural options dont work.

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