SN - worst case scenario

[ChloeH2021]

Whats the worst thing that can happen to our body if SN goes wrong? Irreversible damage wise?

 

[I want to end it]

From all the resources I read, there is no irreversible damage. If it goes wrong, you are still the same as you were before. Someone else could confirm that.

 

[ChloeH2021]

Really? I read awful cases about damage
It says on google it can cause damage to blood vessels, liver, spleen and other organs?

 

[Anonymous_A]

Really? I read awful cases about damage
It says on google it can cause damage to blood vessels, liver, spleen and other organs?

Where exactly?

 

[ChloeH2021]

Just google it

 

[Bullit]

It seems unlikely that lowering your bloods ability to carry oxygen wouldn't cause some damage. Counterintuitive,that's the word I was looking for.
If I use this I gotta be sure and do it right. Hoo ah!!

 

[Anonymous_A]

Just google it

Why make this thread asking if you already know? If you can find it yourself on google?

If somebody's serious about ctb this way, following the guides, you shouldn't really be worried about the consequences.

 

[ChloeH2021]

What if you're on meds? I'm on an ssri and a benzo. This link says don't take paracetamol? But people on here say you can? https://www.drugs.com/drug-interactions/sodium-nitrite.html

Why make this thread asking if you already know? If you can find it yourself on google?

If somebody's serious about ctb this way, following the guides, you shouldn't really be worried about the consequences.

Of course I'm serious about it. I don't want it to go wrong and end up in a psych ward. Many people have got it wrong and there are a lot of variables to do with our bodies and any meds we are on.

 

[sm20]

Really? I read awful cases about damage
It says on google it can cause damage to blood vessels, liver, spleen and other organs?

When it says "can" did it say anything about how likely those were? I read a study that said 95% of people had no irreversible damage and 5% had cardiovascular issues but that was it.

 

[ChloeH2021]

Says also DNA damage

 

[WornOutLife]

From all the resources I read, there is no irreversible damage. If it goes wrong, you are still the same as you were before. Someone else could confirm that.

Same here! That's why I think SN is the best method for me, no matter what happens!
Last year, I had an OD of anti-depressants and sleeping pills and I had a fu*ked up stomach for a few months and doctors had told me I might've had permanent brain damage because of my 2-day coma.

 

[Judy Garland]

Really? I read awful cases about damage
It says on google it can cause damage to blood vessels, liver, spleen and other organs?

Good then maybe if I fail that would mean I wouldn't have long to live anyway.