blackout and trip from dehydration?!


Question: Blackout and trip from dehydration?
This morning I blacked out and fell over. The night before I was drinking mass amounts of alcohol and was probably somewhat dehydrated in the morning but I drank a gatorade and a bottled water. Then i went to mcdonalds and ate some food, went to my friends and smoked 2 blunts of weed, and then about 5 mins right after smoking, i started to feel really weird like I couldnt feel my body, I started seeing yellow and green dots, blacked out and fell over and broke the arm of a chair, went and sat down and felt like i was tripping. When i would look at someone they would look all different and like there were maybe 2 of them. This feeling lasted several hours, and i had a splitting headache for about 2 hours. It happened this afternoon around 1 and I still feel kind of messed up but I can function ok now. Any ideas as to what happened to me?

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could be lack of nutrition or dehydration... maybe even lack of oxygen. possibly even withdrawal from benzodiazepines if thats an issue. did you land on your head because you could have a mild concussion.

if the ct checked out then you are good. i really think you just need to take a break an let your body heal. i've definitely put my body through alot with drug binges, and it is just necessary to take a break for a month or two here and there. sorry to hear about jail, i hope your probation officer will be nice and not a dick like mine.

take care of you body, headquarters

A few weeks ago you flipped your car and then was taken to jail? What could have caused you to black out? Driving under the influence, perhaps?

If this isn't the case, then being prone to blackouts, you shouldn't have a driver's license. You're a danger to others on the road.

This isn't based on your weed consumption - which I detest anyway. But you've already mentioned two episodes of blacking out and injuring yourself. You pose a threat to yourself and others on the highway with this condition, and shouldn't have a driver's license.

Weed is unregulated; could be that.


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