Percocet long term effects?

Long-term side effects of Pseudoephedrine?

• Ok well where to start? First of all, I'm not looking to get high. I like Sudafed because it makes me comfortably alert and able to process my thoughts easier without making me feel "high". It's almost like a lesser version of Aderall. The normal short-term side effects include restlessness, anxiety, etc. just like any other stimulant. I don't really get any of these side effects. I get a little anxious but I can control it. I've been trying to find out on the web to see if there are any long-term side effects with using Sudafed. Kinda like how Methamphetamines degrade your brain? I know I could just go down to a doctor and find out, but I'd really prefer not having to spend $100 just to find that out. So, if anybody happens to be a doctor, could you please tell me the long-term side effects? Can I take it every day?

• Answer:

  â– fast, pounding, or uneven heartbeat; â– severe dizziness, anxiety, restless feeling, or nervousness; â– easy bruising or bleeding, unusual weakness, fever, chills, body aches, flu symptoms; or â– increased blood pressure (severe headache, blurred vision, trouble concentrating, chest pain, numbness, seizure). Less serious side effects may include: â– mild loss of appetite; â– warmth, tingling, or redness under your skin; â– feeling excited or restless; â– sleep problems (insomnia); or â– skin rash or itching. This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur You will be or you already are addicted to this stuff bud and don't kid yourself that makes you a speed addict. What if you get a common cold? Your not going to be able to take anything for it without increasing your risk of serious side effects. What happens when you don't get the same high your getting now (yeah I know your not getting high off it it's just giving you a bit of an edge right?) Will it be time then to take more? Maybe cut to the chase and try the Sudafed that's been toyed with in a basement and become real methamphetamine. Look forward to a psychosis and the myriad of hastles being addicted to a really hard to kick drug involves. You wanna spend the rest of your life trying to ignore voices in your head? You wanna see if your tough enough to survive the world out there on skates? Oh that's right, it won't happen to you, your way to smart for that. Wake up bud, wake up real quick. Take a trip to the local hospital and ask the emergency triage nurse there what they think of taking a little Sudafed to stay "comfortably alert" Take a trip to a psych ward voluntarily and meet the folk who where just like you just a short time ago.