Paranoia Treatment
Will weed and alcohol effect paranoia meds and treatment?
I’m pretty sure that I have paranoia and I’m thinking of getting treatment and/or medication. But I’m worried that if I smoke weed or drink while taking the meds it will fuck everything up and I really don’t want it to. But I don’t want to stop smoking, toking or drinking, because I have fun doing all that stuff. But I really think I need treatment.
So is It going to fuck things up? Or harm me? Or make my paranoia worse if I mix drugs with the meds
Smoking weed is most likely what is giving you your paranoia. I don’t think your should seek medical help on this unless it is over ruling your daily life. Once you quit the pot, you should be back to normal. If not, and you don’t want to quit, it is just a side effect that you will need to live with.
In response to your Q… yes, weed and alcohol does interact with most drugs in that class.
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