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What Causes Extreme Fatigue After Smoking?

I smoked the other day and I don t smoke often. When I was high I noticed my senses felt off. They feel kind of delayed. Walking around during the day is fine but if I m putting clothes on or laying in my blankets it feels weird. It s been two days. What s happening?
Thu, 9 Feb 2017
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Cannot say in your particular case. For starters you are not saying if it is tobacco or marijuana, both can do this. With either there can be subtle inner ear problems (like a sinus or ear infection) and this can cause those symptoms until treated and recovered. In addition, marijuana causes both direct mental changes and also can cause panic attack or subtle low grade paranoia that can alter sensation for weeks (and less if treated, wtih anti-depressants or anti-psychotics).
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What Causes Extreme Fatigue After Smoking?

Cannot say in your particular case. For starters you are not saying if it is tobacco or marijuana, both can do this. With either there can be subtle inner ear problems (like a sinus or ear infection) and this can cause those symptoms until treated and recovered. In addition, marijuana causes both direct mental changes and also can cause panic attack or subtle low grade paranoia that can alter sensation for weeks (and less if treated, wtih anti-depressants or anti-psychotics).