Question about drug long term effects?

I dont know if what happens to me a lot is from the drugs i've done or is normal.

(throughtout my life so far i've done acid, coke many times, weed many times, coricidin cough%26amp;cold many times, vicodin, adderal,dramamine-taken enough causes hallucinations- drank etc.)





I'm usually shaking, I flinch a lot, i twitch, i'm paranoid most of the time, when i look at a window it looks like theres little clear dots/blob things flying around quickly. Not sure if it happens when everyone looks at a window, but it happens to me. If i'm doing something i'll just stop and space out for a while, and if i stare at something far away and small, usually it'll wiggle around. Shake. spin. yeah.



is all that normal? or is it from drugs.?

Question about drug long term effects?
yeah it is from the drugs.



more bad news though...

the hallucinations will make you have flash backs, they may cause you to kill yourself. I'm not trying to scare you. It is just really common for the chemicals to stay doormat in an ex-users brain and sometimes it basically explodes and you hallucinate. Alot of time people commit suicide or kill people they love. Talk to your doctor about that and they will be able to give you medication.



God Bless and Good Luck!



*if you are still doing drugs, you will are still at risk!





edit:

yeah, that's what i meant. a bad trip. they can cause you to all together stop doing them though. My cousin used hallucinations at the age of 11 and he was really into it. one time he had a bad trip and kept banging his head against the wall. he had minor brain damage and the trip made him stop altogether. he told me that just because of that one time, he will "never touch it again".
Reply:Its from doing so many drugs. I use to use drugs like everyday for many many many years, much like the ones that you have done. I have a lot of the same things. You will learn as you go on, most likely, you are what they call "An Addict"..if you didn't already know that. You need to quit while you are still able to type about it. In fact, i just got out of drug treatment about a week ago. There was this guy about 26 yrs old, and he wasn't with it at all. He just kind of stared into space all the time, and when he talked he sounded like the guys off Wayne's World on lots of morphine. He will never be right again. Drug will really screw you up, and I don't mean the high you get off of them. Those things will probably get better as time goes on...IF YOU QUIT!! It also depends on how old you are, or how long you have been using them....the longer you have, then the great of a chance that it will never get better. And they may get better, but never go away. I seen a guy who had been clean for 10 years and still had those problems...and he didn't have them before he started abusing drugs/alcohol. You need to seek help and if you don't.....eventually, the help will find you and in all the wrong ways!! This ain't no joke!!





After typing this the first time, I went back and read the rest of what you said.......about not being an ex-user and not being anytime soon......I am sorry to hear that. As long as you are using, you will slowly be killing yourself. And you should take this from someone who used drugs for 11 years before ever even think about quitting. I am not just some niave person telling you this to sound good....I KNOW FROM MY OWN LIFE!!!!! Something in your lifetime will happen to you. You'll be arrested, goto prison, loose your family, loose EVERYTHING YOU THOUGHT YOU HAD, people will turn their backs on you, and the friends you thought you had while using...WILL ALL VANISH INTO THIN AIR!!! You will be left alone, or with only a few caring people, to pick up all the broken peices. Eventually, you will die, someway, somehow, and believe me when I say it's not so NICE. I have seen many deaths over my 11 yrs of using, and none of them went out with a smile!!



Think about it dude....if you can't see it know...remember me in 10, 20, 30 yrs....and remember me telling you this NOW....I told you so.
Reply:drugs. a long term symptom of weed, for example, is paranoid schizophrenia. there are many others, especially for what u've done to ur body, but thats one example that applies to what u mentioned
Reply:the clear thing happens to me when i look out a window, when im not concentrating on somthing just looking. But everything else is definitly drug related. Ive never done drugs before
Reply:Almost everything you said sounds does like from drugs. Can be from other medical problems as well.

Now you have abused all different kind of drugs, from the ones to make you relaxed to the ones to make you hyper.

Flinch, twitch, paranoia is pretty much from drugs over dose. A lot of these drugs stay in your system for sometime.

As for dots in vision, it sounds like optic (eye) nerve damage. Diabetic patients get that often. That is a way to blindness.

If you think you might be an addict, then you should seek professional help and clean your system. If you are not an addict, then get yourself busy with physical work out. the endorphins that are released from working out will make you feel as good/happy about yourself as the drugs and its good for your health.

p.s do drink a lot of water.
Reply:It's from all the drugs you've taken.

Please, I'd really suggest you stop.
Reply:wow, that wasnt very smart!

yea, id say its most definalty form the drugs, id stop if u havent already b4 u end up like ozzy osbourne.
Reply:It is from drugs.
Reply:sounds drug related...seek help. I am sad for you.
Reply:You are describing a couple of different symptoms. Shaking, flinching, and paranoia could very likely be a side effect of drugs, although they are not necessarily so. If you think these are from the drugs, then you may right.



If you see shadow-like strings or blobs in your line of vision, that is probably not drug related. If they are what they sound like, they are called protein floaters, and although distracting, they are usually not harmful, and probably have nothing to do with drugs. They are bits of matter which are floating in the vitreous portion of your eyeball (the jelly-like interior portion), and you are not seeing them directly but as a shadow off the back of your eye (retina).



Protein floaters are normal and are a sign of aging, although they occur at any time in life.



Bear in mind that I am not a doctor, and if you are concerned about your symptoms, you should see a licensed medical practitioner who can properly advise you.