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Jumping In Too Quickly
Escitalopram, Diazepam & Oxycodone
Citation:   Tristan. "Jumping In Too Quickly: An Experience with Escitalopram, Diazepam & Oxycodone (exp50367)". Erowid.org. Jan 21, 2018. erowid.org/exp/50367

 
DOSE:
20 mg oral Pharms - Escitalopram (pill / tablet)
  40 mg oral Pharms - Diazepam (pill / tablet)
  30 mg oral Oxycodone (pill / tablet)
BODY WEIGHT: 145 lb
At the start of my day, I took my daily dose of Lexapro at 20 mg as per usual. I then ventured to school, in which a friend approached me with some pills. I checked out what they were, and after some quick research decided I'd have some fun.

+0.00 At the start, I ingested 40mg of Diazepam, and 30 mg of Oxycodone. I then went to class.

+0.45 Even after my class ended I feel no adverse affects other than a rather strange amount of stomach gas. I continue to my next class.

+1.30 I sit through another entire class with no effects that I notice, yet this gas in my stomach is getting rather uncomfortable. I start to get nervous that maybe the pills were falsely marked by someone trying to make a bit of money.

+2.00 While sitting in my third class, my back and nose start to get REALLY itchy, almost to the point of unbearable.

+2.30 I itch my way through another half an hour of nothing, when I start to notice a SERIOUS change in my body temperature. My entire body starts to feel very warm, and almost tingly. Yet, not enough so to be enjoyable amongst the tiching.

+3.00 About 3 hours in, I start to feel VERY sluggish, and I pack up my ski gear for a night of snowboarding with Ski Club at school. We board the bus, and head out to our destination.

+3.20 After about 20 minutes of bus ride, I start to feel like maybe I shouldn't have taken the medicine. I feel VERY anxious, yet my body is too sluggish to react. I start to panic. I invariably decide to drone out my thoughts with music. While listening to the music, I seriously start to daze out, and I feel as if I am no longer part of reality. My world kind of slows to a halt.

+4.00 I start to snap out of my daze, because the itching had commenced again. The itching is almost irrationally horrible. My nose begins to itch so badly, I scratch it until it bleeds. After I got the bleeding to stop, I fall back into a daze, in which to my knowledge, I may have even lost consciousness, I have no memory of the rest of the bus ride.

+5.00 As we reach our destination, I am stirred by a class mate, and he asks me if I feel alright. I lie to him with a nod of my head. My body at this point itches so horrendously, I almost feel sickened by it. And the itching jumps back an forth from my nose to my back to my inner thighs. I unpack my gear, walk to the slope. I am quite drowsy, and feel quite ill. My stomach has turned for unknown reasons.

+6.00 After snowboarding for about an hour, I no longer feel all that clouded or dazed, yet my body is still quite itchy. I enjoy myself for the rest of the night and go home.

+10.00 When I returned home, I layed down to bed, feeling alright, my stomach is mildly turned, but otherwise I feel alright. Yet, the itching continues to plague me until sleep finally overcomes me, after about 10 1/2 hours of this experience.

I have no idea, if this reaction was due to my Lexapro, seeing as most of my friends were alright.

Exp Year: 2006ExpID: 50367
Gender: Male 
Age at time of experience: Not Given
Published: Jan 21, 2018Views: 2,273
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