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Sudden Weight Loss, Tingling Sensation In Stomach, Loss Of Appetite. Due To Usage Of Marijuana?
Hello. I am going to my doctor today. I ve suddenly lost weight I have a tingly sensation in my stomach and I don t want to eat anything. Im 6 ft tall andI weighed about 245lbs give or take a few. Within 1-2 I ve lost over 25lbs and I m not working out at all. I was a heavy drinker and stopped drinking because transitioned into marijuana. But I have 2 days that I don t smoke . ?Also I haven t lost weight in a long period of time. What could this be? Please help
I understand your concerns. Weight loss - due to reduced appetite, tingling sensation - due to neuropathy, etc, are all the side effects of taking marijuana. I believe that you may need to consult a psychiatrist to go off of the medications and get symptomatic treatment for withdrawals. Consult a psychiatrist might also help determine if you need rehabilitation to help with the withdrawal and recover process.
I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!
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Sudden Weight Loss, Tingling Sensation In Stomach, Loss Of Appetite. Due To Usage Of Marijuana?
Hi there ~ I understand your concerns. Weight loss - due to reduced appetite, tingling sensation - due to neuropathy, etc, are all the side effects of taking marijuana. I believe that you may need to consult a psychiatrist to go off of the medications and get symptomatic treatment for withdrawals. Consult a psychiatrist might also help determine if you need rehabilitation to help with the withdrawal and recover process. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!