overdose

[panda666]

how much coke estamated for an overdose, ive been doin it for a while too i dont know if i have a brain hemorage or anything too my eyes and head hurts and sometimes its like my limbs go a little numb or feel like they fell asleep, my heart sometimes beats weird to. so what goin on? iam a little scared.

[panda666]

well today i think i did a lil more that a gram mabe 1.5 or 1.8, and i was just feeling bad but now its kinda going away

[SableZen]

That's a pretty high amount. How did you take it?

[panda666]

snorted but i really dont now the exact amout but most likely a lil more than a gram do u think id od if i did more i weigh 130 if that helps

[Jacqui805]

It's not my area of expertise, so I'd have to look something like that up, and even then, it would be a generality.  If you really did overdose though, you'd need to go to the E.R.  So if you think you did, please go.  I'm hoping someone with some firsthand knowledge will be able to help you in the a.m. Panda.  I believe one can overdose on cocaine in even small amounts, and people can even develop a tolerance to it so that they'd need more of the drug to get the same effects they were taking it for...that means that if this was not increased, w/d would result, just as if they had stopping taking it altogether.  There are lots of problems associated with long-term cocaine use, and your s/s could even be some of them.  It's just so hard to say.  Again, I'd have to recommend that E.R.

[panda666]

are u saying i should go now? this isnt the first time this has happend after usage of coke mostly i get these feelings and then usualy take a pain relief(advil,tylenol...) my friend said to elevate my feet higher than my head and drink alot of water. would being somewhat diabetic be a problem w/ coke too?

[Jacqui805]

Cocaine can cause many problems in the body, that affect many different organs or organ systems.  Add to that diabetes, which also does this, and you're really puttin' your body through a lot.  Long-term cocaine use can cause panic attacks, and all the s/s you have.  I think you need to trust your gut right now.  If you think you're just struggling, as opposed to having a major, new problem, then don't go...but if you're really scared, you should go.  You should be evaluated anyway for your health, and you may want help in quitting.  The hospital should be able to help you with both.  If that's not an option, please see your doctor this morning if you can.