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Saturday I Took A Large Dose Of Mdma (2x250mg). Then
Question: Saturday i took a large dose of mdma (2x250mg). Then i took 50mg of viagra, and smoked some weed. After 2h i suddently started getting pale all over my body, and my face turned a little red. In the moment i was experiencing a state of ecstacy, so i did not worry. Today (sunday) i am still pale, and my apetite is low. When i went to the toilet, i noticed that my stool was almost black, so this made me worry alot. After a little research online i found a coupple of istances where pepole have got some kind of anemia. What do you think this is, and what shold i do? I also have type 1 diabetes, and i should mention that im not a regular drug user, but saturday was a special ocation. Im a 21 year old male.
Brief Answer:
Possible stomach bleed
Detailed Answer:
Hello, I'm Dr. Branch, thanks for using 'Ask a Doctor'. The paleness does sound like anemia, which means you would have to be losing blood somehow. A bleed in your GI tract, such as in your stomach, can cause your stool to turn black, and so I would be concerned about this, though the drugs that you mentioned would not typically cause a stomach bleed, unless you were also drinking alcohol, which can damage the stomach and cause a bleed.
I would suggest seeing a doctor to get your blood checked to see if you do have anemia. If so, depending how severe it is, you may need further testing to see if there is still blood loss occurring. In the meantime, I would avoid anything that could further damage the stomach, such as alcohol or anti-inflammatories (such as Ibuprofen).
I hope that helps, please let me know if you have any other questions about that, and I would be glad to discuss it with you further.
Possible stomach bleed
Detailed Answer:
Hello, I'm Dr. Branch, thanks for using 'Ask a Doctor'. The paleness does sound like anemia, which means you would have to be losing blood somehow. A bleed in your GI tract, such as in your stomach, can cause your stool to turn black, and so I would be concerned about this, though the drugs that you mentioned would not typically cause a stomach bleed, unless you were also drinking alcohol, which can damage the stomach and cause a bleed.
I would suggest seeing a doctor to get your blood checked to see if you do have anemia. If so, depending how severe it is, you may need further testing to see if there is still blood loss occurring. In the meantime, I would avoid anything that could further damage the stomach, such as alcohol or anti-inflammatories (such as Ibuprofen).
I hope that helps, please let me know if you have any other questions about that, and I would be glad to discuss it with you further.
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