What is CHS? Marijuana advocates warn of a little-known condition affecting heavy users
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Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, or CHS, causes severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting among some heavy marijuana users — symptoms that, strangely, can be eased by taking very hot showers.

You VERY likely have CHS, which means you’re definitely overdoing the weed and should go cold turkey if you can manage that.

Prodromal phase. Symptoms during this time may include:

Often early morning nausea and belly (abdominal) pain. 
Some people also develop a fear of vomiting. 
Most people keep normal eating patterns during this time. 
Some people use more marijuana because they think it will help it stop.
This phase may last for months or years.

Hyperemetic phase. Symptoms during this time may include:

Ongoing nausea
Repeated episodes of vomiting
Belly pain
Decreased food intake and weight loss
Symptoms of fluid loss (dehydration)

If any of the “Prodromal” phase items fit your lifestyle, YOU NEED TO STOP.

Your enteric nervous system is SCREAMING at you that you are overdoing it. Please stop before it gets to the hyperemetic phase (you will lose so much weight that you will fear your own death).

Trust me, vomiting your soul out for 8 hours (5x an hour) is NOT fun and is actually insanely risky depending on the state of your overall health! Drink up, consider the app: Quit Weed

On the off chance this fits the bill, you’re welcome (and I’m sorry) mate @[email protected]

    • tobogganablaze@lemmus.orgEnglish
      211·
      6 months ago

      How is spreading misinformation and fearmongering “no reason”?

      This post is basically picking some rare condition listing some common symptoms and circulstance and then literally giving people adivse beyond “see a doctor”.

      Any selfrespecting community should remove posts like this ASAP.

      • heatenconsumerist@programming.devEnglish
        121·
        6 months ago

        Pretty sure as long as you’re not specifically throwing up like OP said in the title, you shouldn’t be worried?..

        I have heard of dozens of my friends having issues like this though, so I wouldn’t necessarily call it “rare.”

          • Zuberi 👀@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
            102·
            6 months ago

            “adivse” and “symtomp” have me realizing I don’t need this argument lmao.

            You can keep smoking mate, idgaf trust me 😂

            • tobogganablaze@lemmus.orgEnglish
              18·
              6 months ago

              Oh yeah, superiority by spelling finding mistakes and literally saying “trust me bro”. I’m sure those are the only two ways you know to win arguments.