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What is the effect of mixing meth and
diabetic drugs?
| Brn7more |
What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
What would be the effect
of shooting and/or snorting meth along with intravenous diabetic
drugs along with daily psychiatric medication?? I'm thinking it
can't be good no matter how much of either you take. Any
thoughts would greatly be appreciated. |
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Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
Strange someone would
take drugs to save their life (diabetes and psych ) and then one
to kill themselves (meth)
Not good !
A diabetic person has to monitor blood sugar, eat according to
activity/glucose levels....maintain hydration, are at risk of
developing dangerous infections.....makes no sense. Diabetics
are at risk to begin with and IMO a time bomb on meth ! Meth
makes us not eat, not rest and become dangerously dehydrated
while altering our body chemistry.
Might as well put a bullet in the chamber and play the game. |
Penel0pe
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Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
Since meth affects your
appetite, and so much of diabetic treatment involves diet AND
insulin / medications, I would say this person is engaged in
some very risky behavior.
Not eating and then using insulin and / or oral hypoglycemics is
a very bad idea. |
| scorpio |
Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
My brother in law tried
that scenario,, insulin, crank, and other medications that
controlled the effects of the diabetes,, he wound up in 3
comma's,, each one almost taking his like, one lasting a week, 2
lasting about 3 weeks, he really accelerated his diabetes,, he
is 44, very brittle, close to loosing his legs, completely
disabled, he doesn't use meth any more, but it was very obvious
that the meth use and resulting lack of care for himself,,
speeded things up a lot for him,,, he's like a 90 year old man
in a lot of ways now. |
forget
suzette |
Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
drug interaction checker
pick your drugs from the list, and this will check the
interaction. |
eyes
open83 |
Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
psyc meds and meth... is
this person just trying to counter act one with the other?
sounds awfully dangerous to me.... |
| Brn7more |
Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
Thank You for all the
replies....maybe she is just lying about HAVING to use diabetic
drugs then. Although this lady acts crazy. She may just use the
diabetic thing as an excuse to possess hypodermic needles...her
husband is a heroin addict also. She went on the witness stand
in court saying my brother was trying to kill her...He says she
is lying and I think that is the case, she IS acting crazy. You
could really tell something was wrong with her as she was
testifying...she kept contradicting herself and then said she
was JUST nervous. I know she takes drugs but I guess it isn't
important to the DA what she is on. They certified him to answer
to charges in Superior court because of what SHE said. |
| le grumps |
Re: What is the effect of mixing meth and diabetic drugs?
I had the misfortune of
watching a close friend fight a very messy, and quite disgusting
battle with alcoholism and diabetes.
I am amazed that she is still alive, to be honest. 2 comas,
dozens of times having to be carried out of the bar completely
sick and rushed home to get food and meds. I feel bad because I
of course defended her "right to drink" and would be the one
sneaking around with her. Then we ended up living in a studio
together and it was a real wake up call.
I cannot IMAGINE meth and diabetes.
I also used meth while taking Effexor (to deal with my
"depression", it wasn't prescribed to me). I would try to stop
using meth, I would take the Effexor, forget that I wasn't
supposed to use, end up using, it would put my brain really out
of whack, I felt like I was on acid, then I would stop using the
Effexor cold turkey.
Sigh. |
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