Scientists and researchers alike will say yes. Smokers of marijuana sometimes doubt if it does, because the effects of withdrawl aren't as obvious as opiates, for example. The psychological dependance synptoms are stronger than the physical dependance symptoms, but are there none-the-less.
Marijuana is not classified as a dependency causing substance as its not considered an addictive drug (the effects might be addicting but the drug itself doesn't cause a chemical dependance.) Any symptoms suffered from not getting a fix would be similar to withdrawal from anti-anxiety medication however. Shakes, nervousness and a paranoia that the police are going to knock on your door.
There are no "withdrawl" symptoms of anorexia. It is not a drug. There are symptoms that go with recovery, though. These can include mood swings, depression, isolation, and other struggles.
Marijuana withdrawal differs from person to person and depends much on the psychological dependence of the person. Like quitting nicotine, the first day is relatively undifficult, but the withdrawal symptoms generally peak around the 3rd day and then decline from there. Physically, the THC stays in a person's fat cells for several months, although withdrawal symptoms should have long faded by then.
No, marijuana has no withdrawl and wouldn`t cause a rash, however some people may be allegeric to pollen (including marijuana pollen) and get a rash or other allergic reactions from touching on the skin
You get stressed easy,very irritable,insomnia cravings
A visit to the ER may be necessary since some of the withdrawl symptoms may require medical attention.
A "fix" is a dose of a drug to which you are addicted which one takes to stave off withdrawl symptoms. People who eat a lot of sugar can show symptoms of withdrawl if they are without it, and would need a "sugar fix" to avoid the withdrawl symptoms. Diabetics can also require a dose of sugar to quickly raise their blood sugar level if it is low.But of course, people can talk about needing something as if they were addicted to it when they really aren't. In such a case, the "fix" is just something the person is craving.
Yes. Fatigue is the most common symptom - usually for a few days to a week.
I was on Lexapro for 6 months experienced withdrawl symptoms for 2 months after and 6 months later began having anxiety attacks again. I even tapered off the drug for a month but still suffered withdrawl.
Some do find that marijuana is effective for treating some symptoms of Fibromyalgia.
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