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Why does my hands stay cold after binging on meth for a week-week and half?
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This is most: likely a persistent vascular effect from the Meth. Get help, counseling and rehab before more serious systemic vascular effects occur and you have a stroke or heart attack. Good luck.
Answered 11/28/2017
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