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12-01-2009, 10:51 AM
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Re: Idiot high on meth starts to cut himself and pulling his intestines out
awsome, thats what i want to do, looks like he whent a bit to far lol, i just whant to do a tummy tuck on myself
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01-05-2010, 03:45 AM
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 So Fucking Banned Poster Rank:766 Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 1,046 Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Quoted: 0 Post(s)
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Re: Idiot high on meth starts to cut himself and pulling his intestines out
some info: got this from here,, Methamphetamine Psychosis The main characteristic of meth psychosis is the presence of prominent hallucinations and delusions (APA, 1994). The diagnosis of methamphetamine psychosis is made after performing a thorough history, physical exam, urine drug screen, and "reality testing." Clients who are psychotic will be unable to provide a history themselves, so this information will need to be obtained from significant others. The term ”spun” is used by the meth culture for a user who has overdosed on meth and induced a state of psychotic confusion. The user should be assessed for the following manifestations of psychosis: Hallucinations: Hallucinations, or false perceptions, may be associated with any of the five senses. Auditory: This is the false perception of sound and the most frequent type of hallucination. Most frequently the user "hears voices." Command hallucinations are “voices” that may issue commands for violence to others. For example, the user hears voices telling him to kill himself or others. Obviously, this places the user and/or health care professional in a potentially dangerous situation. Visual: Seeing a person, object or animal that does not exist in the environment. For example, a user sees a lion coming toward him. Olfactory: This is the false perception of smelling odors that are not present in the environment. For example, a user smells his "brain rotting." Tactile: This is a false perception of the sense of touch, often of something on or under the skin. Formication (US Dept. of Justice, 1996) is an advanced form of methamphetamine hallucination during which the user feels bugs on his skin. The user scratches at the “bugs” trying to remove them, gouging the skin and leaving scars. These scars indicate that the user has experienced formication or “crank bugs." Gustatory: A false perception of the sense of taste. For example, a user refuses to eat because he tastes poison in his food. It is difficult to distinguish the hallucinations of schizophrenia from those of drug use. According to MacKenzie and Heischober (1997), the hallucinations of schizophrenia usually are auditory, whereas those for chronic methamphetamine use are more commonly visual or tactile. Kaplan and Sadock (1994) discuss the difference between paranoid schizophrenia and an amphetamine-induced psychotic disorder. An amphetamine-induced psychotic disorder includes a predominance of visual hallucinations, generally appropriate affect, hyperactivity, hypersexuality, confusion and incoherence and little evidence of disordered thinking. The affective flattening and alogia (inability to speak) of schizophrenia are generally absent in amphetamine-induced psychotic disorder. If the healthcare worker is uncertain about the cause of the hallucination, a urine drug screen should be obtained. Delusions: Delusions are false personal beliefs that are inconsistent with the person's intelligence or cultural background. Delusions cannot be corrected by reasoning. Some common delusions include: delusions of persecution: The individual feels threatened and believes that others intend to harm him in some way. For example, the user thinks that the CIA intends to kill him. delusions of grandeur: The individual has an exaggerated feeling of importance, power or knowledge. For example, a user thinks that he is in control of the state. delusions of reference: The individual thinks that unrelated events or happenings are somehow connected to him or her, usually in a negative way. For example, a user watching TV thinks the news broadcaster is trying to get a message to him. delusions of being controlled: The individual believes certain objects or persons have control over his/her behavior. For example, the user believes the president of the United States has control over his behavior. somatic delusions: The individual believes his/her body or parts of the body are changing or being distorted. The user believes his brain is rotting. Paranoia: The individual has extreme suspicion of others, their actions or perceived intentions. For example, a user sees a duck on the river and thinks the police have placed a camera in the duck to watch him. Obsessions: According to MacKenzie and Heischober (1997), compulsion or repetitive behaviors are manifestations of chronic meth use. Users may become obsessed or perform repetitive tasks such as cleaning, assembling and disassembling objects or washing hands several times in a 15 minute period. Other repetitive tasks include formication, grinding of teeth, and pulling out hair. MacKenzie and Heischober (1997) recommend careful evaluation of patients who have histories of any compulsive behaviors, including compulsive sexual behaviors. |
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02-16-2010, 03:49 PM
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Re: Idiot high on meth starts to cut himself and pulling his intestines out
After serious abdominal surgery, I was left wide open (no stitches or staples) and the whole colon and other assorted things were held inside of me with a bunch of gauze and a large bandage. Thus, the risk of my insides falling out was present until the wound closed. I was told that were this to happen, it wouldn't be a particularly big deal and in fact wouldn't even be a life-threatning situation. I was told if it happened to cover everything with a towel and get to the ER. Edit: And I saw my bowels everyday when I repacked my wound. |
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02-16-2010, 04:46 PM
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 ★ realist-absurdist ★ Poster Rank:138 female Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 11,717 Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Quoted: 16 Post(s)
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Re: Idiot high on meth starts to cut himself and pulling his intestines out
Dude had a bad trip. How did he get his flesh so open without cutting the organs? Hilarious that he used a steak knife - someone should give him a fork, spoon and napkin!
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02-16-2010, 05:19 PM
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 wolfie Poster Rank:220 male Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 6,463 Mentioned: 2 Post(s) Quoted: 92 Post(s)
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Re: Idiot high on meth starts to cut himself and pulling his intestines out
You know you can fuck around like that when your younger. But once you hit 50..... wolfie |
how long do you reckon it took him to die
