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  1. 01-01-2007, 11:24 AM #1
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    Throwing up

    Ok .. I havent been here for about 4 days cuz I was sill recovering from my ONE day of clen .... took it thursday around 11am with taurine .... 60mcg ... felt ok till about 4pm ..... started getting a headache .... headache was real bad by 8PM and I usually close my buisness at 10PM ... had to at 9PM that night because of the headaches .... didnt really have any cramps .... went home went straight to bed .... about 1030PM I started to throw up pretty intense ..... that hpend 6 times until about 230AM .... was spitting up blood the last 2 times i threw up also .... didnt really sleep ... woke up around 10am friday..... my face was a mess from the broken blood vessels and ad a headache till about 5pm .... any explanztions for those reactions?
    p.s. i'm always drinking water
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    Quote Originally Posted by y100adics
    Ok .. I havent been here for about 4 days cuz I was sill recovering from my ONE day of clen .... took it thursday around 11am with taurine .... 60mcg ... felt ok till about 4pm ..... started getting a headache .... headache was real bad by 8PM and I usually close my buisness at 10PM ... had to at 9PM that night because of the headaches .... didnt really have any cramps .... went home went straight to bed .... about 1030PM I started to throw up pretty intense ..... that hpend 6 times until about 230AM .... was spitting up blood the last 2 times i threw up also .... didnt really sleep ... woke up around 10am friday..... my face was a mess from the broken blood vessels and ad a headache till about 5pm .... any explanztions for those reactions?
    p.s. i'm always drinking water
    Kinda sounds like food poisoning. Did you eat anything that could have caused that? Otherwise maybe clen just is not for you.
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    you used clen before??
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    If you are throwing up blood you might want to have a doctor check and see if you have any ulcers. Do you take OTC NSAIDs??? I would be more weary about the blood up-chucking more than anything...but probably food-poison/too much to eat...happens to me at times...
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    is 60 mg too big for a day one dose?
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    Quote Originally Posted by djack99587
    is 60 mg too big for a day one dose?
    That was my day one dose. I never had bad sides on clen, just a faster heart rate, and a little jittery. Everyone is different though.
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  7. 01-01-2007, 11:37 AM #7
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    this is the first time i've taken clen ... wasn't food poisoning ... i own a restaurant .... plus all i ate that day was chicken, oats, egg whites that i made myself .... I take tylnol pm from time to time and i took prolly six normal tylenol through the course of th day cuzthe headaches were so bad
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    GO SEE A DOCTOR! There might be another reason why you're throwing up blood.
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    I have read another thread from a first time clen user who experienced violent vomiting. So you are not the first. I would go to the doctor and make sure it is not something else (ulcer,virus) then if you are all clear and feel up to it try taking 20mcg and see how you get on.
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    Sounds like it was too much of a dose for you....you could start over with a much smaller dose until you notice the side effects.......................................
    persistant violent vomiting can rupture blood vessels in your esophagus just from the trauma aspect. I wouldn't worry about it unless it looked like dark brown clotts.....and more than once.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebjack
    persistant violent vomiting can rupture blood vessels in your esophagus just from the trauma aspect. I wouldn't worry about it unless it looked like dark brown clotts.....and more than once.
    Key word = "can".

    Better safe than sorry. My buddy was taking orals and this same thing experience, but shrugged it off. Turned out he had a stomach ulcer.

    Go see a doctor bro, better safe than sorry.
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    the doc won't do anything if it only happened one time and wasn't a lot of blood
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    ok thanks for the advice guys
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  14. 01-01-2007, 01:04 PM #14
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    heliobacter pylori. doc will probably put you on antibiotics and tell you to eat a bland diet for a while...
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    Quote Originally Posted by evil pepsi
    heliobacter pylori. doc will probably put you on antibiotics and tell you to eat a bland diet for a while...
    how on earth can you diagnose someone when the only facts you know are he threw up and some had blood in it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by perfectbeast2001
    how on earth can you diagnose someone when the only facts you know are he threw up and some had blood in it?
    Thank you beast! You took the words right out of my mouth.
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    the clen you using, is it in liquid form? I am wondering if you might have taken the wrong dosage. 60mcg is a pretty small dose, never heard of anyone having that kind of trouble from such a dose. I usually take 160 mcg/day once I have built up over a weeks time. Have heard of people screwing up the dosage on the liquid versions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perfectbeast2001
    how on earth can you diagnose someone when the only facts you know are he threw up and some had blood in it?
    same way everyone keeps throwing the word ulcer around, when in fact, thats what causes ulcers...
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    Quote Originally Posted by evil pepsi
    same way everyone keeps throwing the word ulcer around, when in fact, thats what causes ulcers...
    I think the others (and me) suggested he might want to get checked by a Doc, they did not diagnose him, just be careful giving out advice like that, if he drops dead because he thought you were right and he only had a stomach bug then you'll feel pretty lame.
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    all i did was state what causes ulcers, and one of the methods of treatment. if you check the thread, even you suggested it could be an ulcer. was i giving him a diagnosis and treatment? no.
    heliobacter pylori IS what causes an ulcer, and is not just a stomach bug...
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    I'm done arguing about it, advize away Doc.
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    you cant argue that point. you yourself suggested he might have an ulcer. look up ulcer. its caused by h. pylori.
    no offense bro, but look it up before arguing. thats pretty elementary level stuff there.
    furthermore, at what point did i advise him of anything? i stated a fact. you were the one that made an initial diagnosis before i made my post about what causes stomach ulcers when you suggested possible ulcer/virus. scroll up...
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    group hug
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  24. 01-01-2007, 05:45 PM #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by perfectbeast2001
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    hehe, that was pretty funny. my intent is not to flame/argue. just sharing knowledge, as we all are. that being said, time for a disclaimer, hehe.

    *at no point in time am i making a diagnosis, nor will i make one. my comments are strictly on an informative level, and should be taken as such. my intent was simply to help clarify the cause of stomach ulcers, and in no way was an attempt to diagnose/advise the initial poster. poster should seek the trained opinion of an md, as i am not a licensed physician, i only play one in the bedroom...*
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