Doctors report an epidemic of severe reactions to cannabis

The growing epidemic is reportedly sending New Yorkers to hospitals due to severe reactions to cannabis.

According to doctors, the disease called ‘Scromiting’ comes from the mixture of ‘screaming and vomiting’ experienced by people affected by extreme pain. A potentially dangerous condition of vomiting is seeing revival amongst regular cannabis users, many find yourself in hospital, reports say.

Doctors are still working to understand a medical condition called cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), which may lead to seizures, kidney failure, and in some cases even death. Experts imagine that symptoms often appear after long-term, heavy marijuana use, often for a few decade.

AND investigation revealed that the number of cases of CHS is increasing and that doctors now describe it as a “common” problem. One doctor lists CHS as a typical diagnosis because he often sees patients affected by this disease. Another said he sees him “every week, if not every day.”

The strange thing is that doctors are still working to understand how hot water often relieves symptoms. However, this solution can mockingly lead to injury as victims spend hours in hot baths or showers trying to relieve symptoms, sometimes burning themselves in the method.

Scientists are still investigating how long CHS lasts, the way it develops and why it affects some people. Early symptoms may persist for years before progressing to a “removing” phase, which can last several days before disappearing, even though it may return.

The only known way to prevent relapses of CHS is for users to stop consuming cannabis products. Quitting smoking could be a problem for individuals who have been using cannabis for a protracted part of their lives. Doctors noted that many CHS patients often began using cannabis of their teens.

Current theories on what causes this condition suggest that long-term exposure to cannabis may overstimulate certain receptors within the body, destabilizing the gag reflex. Some doctors also point to the increasing potency of cannabis products amid an increase within the use of legalized cannabis as a possible contributing factor to the rise in cases.