A while ago I took a massive dose of adderall along with acid-reducing supplements to slow the metabolization of it. I had an EKG done and it showed normal results but I for about 2 days afterwards I felt chest discomfort and my heart rate was still elevated. What i'm wondering is if it's possible that i could've gotten out of that episode without any heart damage , like the EKG suggests. I'm wondering because provigil brings about the same sort of chest discomfort, a sensation i've never felt before that one episode.
possible heart damage?
#1
Posted 12 September 2007 - 07:30 PM
A while ago I took a massive dose of adderall along with acid-reducing supplements to slow the metabolization of it. I had an EKG done and it showed normal results but I for about 2 days afterwards I felt chest discomfort and my heart rate was still elevated. What i'm wondering is if it's possible that i could've gotten out of that episode without any heart damage , like the EKG suggests. I'm wondering because provigil brings about the same sort of chest discomfort, a sensation i've never felt before that one episode.
#2
Posted 12 September 2007 - 07:45 PM
#3
Posted 12 September 2007 - 11:04 PM
A while ago I took a massive dose of adderall along with acid-reducing supplements to slow the metabolization of it. I had an EKG done and it showed normal results but I for about 2 days afterwards I felt chest discomfort and my heart rate was still elevated. What i'm wondering is if it's possible that i could've gotten out of that episode without any heart damage , like the EKG suggests. I'm wondering because provigil brings about the same sort of chest discomfort, a sensation i've never felt before that one episode.
I usually had a little chest discomfort with every stimulant I've tried except nicotine. Have you ever thought that maybe stims just aren't for you? Why did you take a massive dose? Hell, a massive dose of caffeine will give just about anyone chest discomfort. It would probably be a good idea to lay of the stims if you can't take them in a responsible manner. [thumb]
#4
Posted 13 September 2007 - 12:12 AM
#5
Posted 13 September 2007 - 01:09 AM
it's a slight chest pain every time my heart beats, only when i'm on provigil. it could be just paranoia but ever since that episode, now whenever i feel this, all my thoughts center around the pain in my chest and it is very distracting
#6
Posted 13 September 2007 - 01:42 AM
200 mg of dex,
i took myself to the hospital
needed the dex to pass the course.
i'm on provigil.
my guess is you have a DSM classifiable stimulant addiction and should go see a therapist.
#7
Posted 13 September 2007 - 08:43 PM
#8
Posted 13 September 2007 - 09:10 PM
i don't need stimulants just some fucking energy
Another way of saying:
I don't need stimulating medication, just some stimulation.
Don't we all...
Mate take my advise stop taking them whilse you still can, you have no idea what they are capable of doing to you and take it from me speaking from personal experience, you don't want to find out...
#9
Posted 13 September 2007 - 09:17 PM
i don't need stimulants just some fucking energy
are you sleeping enough?
have you looking into the possibility of food allergies or insulin resistance?
have you even TRIED to stop using stims all together and letting yourself get back to 'baseline'?
do not get normal energy confused with the dopamine induced mania of amphetamine, caffeine, or any other 'energy in a pill'
regardless of how pleasurable it is, this is not a normal state of being.
if you are taking 200mg of dextroamphetamine, and not finding that to be enough stimulation(shit if you are taking 1/10 of that and not finding it to be enough)... then you have a SERIOUS SERIOUS problem that needs to be addressed by a professional, because you are well on your way to permanently damaging some of the catecholamine systems in your brain that will be VITAL to you maintaining a normal, positive outlook for the rest of your life.
#10
Posted 14 September 2007 - 05:15 AM
#11
Posted 16 September 2007 - 10:16 PM
#12
Posted 16 September 2007 - 11:48 PM
I take a beta blocker, atenolol for tachycardia, but that is because of bad cholesterol and health not really medicine.
However, again, chest pain is a very serious issue.
#13
Posted 17 September 2007 - 12:10 AM
However, again, chest pain is a very serious issue.
I'm pretty sure that most "chest pain" due to stimulants is actually just heartburn. Eat some yogurt a few times a day. Also try out Rhodiola, it actually makes a huge difference in keeping my heart rate from racing when on stims. Pretty cool stuff; I recommended it to another person and he stopped having palpitations as well.
#14
Posted 17 September 2007 - 12:49 AM
However, again, chest pain is a very serious issue.
I'm pretty sure that most "chest pain" due to stimulants is actually just heartburn. Eat some yogurt a few times a day. Also try out Rhodiola, it actually makes a huge difference in keeping my heart rate from racing when on stims. Pretty cool stuff; I recommended it to another person and he stopped having palpitations as well.
I've definitely noticed this as well. Only for caffeine though. Only stim I used while taking rhodiola. For me though, unfortunately, it also too away the energy the coffee would have normally given me--->even at double and triple the dose.
#15
Posted 17 September 2007 - 01:01 AM
"Pull your ****ing heads in"
If your on massive doses of adderall and want more......you have a substance abuse problem. You need to seek some sort of councilling for this problem.
I'll leave you with this quote
"It's a fine line between pleasure and pain"
#16
Posted 17 September 2007 - 01:13 AM
I'm pretty sure that most "chest pain" due to stimulants is actually just heartburn. Eat some yogurt a few times a day. Also try out Rhodiola, it actually makes a huge difference in keeping my heart rate from racing when on stims. Pretty cool stuff; I recommended it to another person and he stopped having palpitations as well.
ignore everything he said.
honest to god... where did you get the idea that 'chest pain' due to stimulants is just heartburn? thats a dangerous and untrue assumption that is honestly bordering on retardation.
if you are having palpitations or tachycardia due to stimulants (of any kind) YOU STOP USING THAT STIMULANT. FOREVER. you dont try to counteract the side effects... this again, as mentioned by myself and zoo, is a sign of a substance abuse problem.
#17
Posted 17 September 2007 - 01:21 AM
people really need to listen up to people in the know as opposed to noobs. ora101, under the circumstances you have made a very very dangerous assumption. Regardless of whether it be chest pain or not in this situation it's best to er on the cautious side. Also considering the situation what you have said is like looking at an orange and saying that it's most likely an apple. NOTE that the original poster mentioned taking an acid reducing substance.
GEEEZ!
#18
Posted 17 September 2007 - 11:01 AM
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