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Is a tension headache from chronic use of crystal meth during the come down, considered dangerous?
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Yes: The chronic use of meth is dangerous, regardless of what symptom the user is experiencing. The solution is to work with the doctor to get off the meth, and of course, to immediately avoid seeing any person who touches meth or other drugs of abuse.
Answered 6/4/2017
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