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Can drug use of meth/ice be causing my body to swell n if so should i be worried? mostly n my legs/ankles n belly. 28/f hep c
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Ice: Also known as meth or crystal meth, can cause anorexia, flushed skin, euphoria, restlessness, heart rate & blood pressure changes, rapid breathing, blurred vision, insomnia, tremors, seizures, heart attack, agitation & aggression.
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