Why does my arm sting/go numb after shooting meth?
If you're getting a blood return and you're a 100% sure you're in the vein it could be some kind of cutting agent they're using to cut it with. I've had some burn for about the first 3″ to 4″ of the shot then just stop burning. I just assumed it was probably acetone though. The numbness doesn't make sense if you're actually in the vein though. I'm no medical expert either, but it does sound like nerve damage. I would just watch for any red lines that appear around the injection site, you could develop an abscess or even worse a blood infection. I've been able to treat abscesses at home, however, blood infections are nothing to take lightly they can be fatal very quickly. The red line is an indicator that infection is setting up and if travels to the heart it can be deadly. I have some pictures of ones I caught in early stages and treated them myself. It's not a pleasant experience. I would try a different place until the current one heals up. That's the beginning to end phase of a typical abcess that was caused by “Black Tar Herion” which is more common with H. Ice tends to crystalize then slowly dissolve. I had a place where I missed with a shot of ice that if I pressed on it I could hear a rapid heartbeat inside my head. A warm towel laid across the injection site will sometimes make it heal quicker.
I've just broken out in patches of lumpy rash with no discoloration,what is it?
Earlier today I started feeling really itchy around the base of my scalp and back of the neck which then progressed to all over my body, this annoying tingling itch. I got extra itchy behind my knees and backs of the calves, inside my wrists, still the back of my neck and scalp as well as a swollen lump on my right foot that is also itchy and random itch spots along my legs, knees, arms and ears. The rash is only in patches but the itch is everwhere. All doctors are closed at this time, I'm worried butdon't want to wait hours in emergency. It looks like an allergic reaction to mosquito bites where the skin is raised and hard to the touch but in numerous patches along my body, mainly back of the neck and back of the knees.
Can you get a skin rash by quitting smoking?
Skin Blemishes: your body is getting rid of the toxins, sometimes people will get acne, blemishes or a rash when they first quit smoking. These will last about a month and then your skin will look better than before. Hives: due to nerves from the quick detoxification of nicotine from the body, it should go away in a week or so Might also experience: heart burn, flatulence, constipation, nausea, diarrhea, sinus congestion, cough, clearing throat, phlegm, hoarseness, gasping for breath, dizzyness, stiffness/legpains, tingling fingers and toes, swelling/bloating/tight waistbands, insomnia, vivid dreams, nightmares, bleeding gums, itchiness, depression, excitement, hot flashes, Drink lots of water, cut back on foods high in sodium(soups, pickles, packaged/highly processed foods, any salts)Takes 21 days to break a habbit (smoking is a habbit) These are all temporary and will go away, ur bosy will start healing and u will be able to start living a healthier life, weldone...
Does "hypoallergenic" mean you're guaranteed not to have a reaction?
I have a sensitivity to certain fragrances. I have no clue what fragrances, because some stuff i can use without worry and some stuff causes a burning, itchy, red rash all over my face. I can't use Rimmel London Foundation primer because of the fragrance, and i have a peculiar reaction to Wet n Wild Megaslicks Lip Glaze (I get extremely numb lips when i wear it...it's like the feeling you get when your foot falls asleep so much you can't wiggle your toes, except on my lips - I have no clue what it's about) in the shade Sweet Glaze, but not in Sun Glaze. I can use the Body Shop lotion in Cherry Blossom, but not in Warm Brown Sugar. So it's really random and i never know what I'll react to. If something is hypoallergenic, does that mean I'm guaranteed to not react to it, or just that I probably won't react to it? BQ: Do you have any idea what ingredient in a gloss might cause numb lips? I've researched it online and it's definitely not a plumping gloss. Besides, it's not a tingly feeling...it's a downright numb feeling.