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Strange symptoms after accidental marijuana ingestion

Hi my son is 18 years old, he ate a gram of raw marijuana and he's having a bad time, at.the.beginning he told me he felt bad the first two weeks he didnt eat, had trouble sleeping, and felt despersonalized, at the third week after marijuana he felt his eyes kind of heavy and started noticing floaters and visual disturbances... Well its been 2 and a half months and his visual ddisturbances are stilk there and floaters getting worse, he feel light headed but he can sleep now and eat please someone help me what could it be? Which exams to do? Eyes doctors told him nothing was bad with his eyes, he has dry eyes since that, light sensivity, stringy large floaters, starbursts etc please help
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Raw cannabis wouldn't cause any issues other than maybe an upset stomach for a few hours - the fun chemicals aren't activated unless the material is heated. Maybe he worked himself up expecting a reaction after learning what he ingested. Odd to accidentally injest that much raw, it's small, but large enough to smell or taste I'd think.
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weed not matter how you get it into your system doesn't cause problems like that. its herbal, even if its illegal and has a very short half life and its effects are over within hours. I don't understand how one would accidentally ingest this. I personally think he's probably "accidentally" ingesting something else too. take him to the doctor. no one is going to get in trouble for weed ingestion unless its being ingested in front of a doctor or cop. he could have something else going on medically, but, its not the pot he ate.
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