Not only that, but you're bound to come across frightening information that will only upset you, intensify the DPDR and make you feel worse. If you start obsessively looking through DPDR forums and groups, constantly looking for more DPDR recovery tips, you are just strengthening the idea that there is supposed to be something seriously "wrong" with you and it will take much longer to recover. What you are experiencing is an anxiety-based habit of thought and what is guaranteed to prolong it is to keep obsessing over it. What you are feeling is completely unfamiliar and you will feel the need to dive into Google and start finding out everything you can about DPDR in all its forms, including drug-induced Depersonalization and Derealization. People get and recover from weed-induced DPDR all the time. What you are experiencing is a temporary reaction to what your brain has perceived as a traumatic experience (which a bad drug experience can absolutely feel like).įor the moment the feelings might persist but don't worry - Depersonalization from weed or any other drug is NOT permanent. Those things cannot and have not happened. There are no persistent traces of the drug in your system, and the drug hasn't caused permanent change to your perceptions.
Worries like 'Why do I feel high when I haven't smoked weed?', 'Why do I feel high when I'm sober?' or 'I feel high but I haven't taken anything' can certainly feel terrifying, but just remember that the feeling has nothing to do with the drug. This is very important: If you have allowed time for the drug to wear off and you're still feeling 'high' or 'unreal' - It's not the drug that's causing this feeling. It can come on suddenly and be intensely frightening - but just by understanding and doing a few simple things you can immediately start to feel better and ensure that it doesn't turn into a long-term condition. You might also feel distortions in time and space that your vision is affected, the world is in 2D, the people around you aren't real - these are just some of the classic symptoms of Depersonalization and Derealization. You can still have these feelings hours, even days and weeks later. I have a weed hangover that won't go away.
I feel disconnected from my body and my emotions.I feel high but I haven't taken anything.I feel like I'm in a dream when I'm awake.The most common situation is that you've recently had a bad experience or panic attack while on cannabis / weed (or LSD, ketamine etc) and now:
Drug-induced Depersonalization / Derealization Disorder (DPDR) is very common, and as stronger strains become more popular, Derealization and Depersonalization from weed are becoming increasingly more frequent.
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