u/abc521521

Hello, I was wondering if any redditors in here have experience with getting health panels done during their recovery and what scans/test would provide the most holistic view of cardiovascular health specifically.

For context, for the past 5 months I've heavily abused stimulants, mainly caffeine and Adderall. Took an average of 140mg of adderall IR a day, stayed up for 48+ hours regularly, and didn't work out/wasn't active. I've been clean for about 3 weeks now and I've had 'normal' withdrawal symptoms such as low energy, no motivation, and increased appetite. However, I've also had consistent shortness of breath, mild chest discomfort, muscle twitching/spasms, and occasional fleeting chest/arm pain. I was wondering if these symptoms would warrant a cardiologist visit and what tests other redditors here who have had similar experiences have had done in order to see if they had permanent cardiovascular damage.

Hello, I was wondering if any redditors in here have experience with getting health panels done during their recovery and what scans/test would provide the most holistic view of cardiovascular health specifically.

For context, for the past 5 months I've heavily abused stimulants, mainly caffeine and Adderall. Took an average of 140mg of adderall IR a day, stayed up for 48+ hours regularly, and didn't work out/wasn't active. I've been clean for about 3 weeks now and I've had 'normal' withdrawal symptoms such as low energy, no motivation, and increased appetite. However, I've also had consistent shortness of breath, mild chest discomfort, muscle twitching/spasms, and occasional fleeting chest/arm pain. I was wondering if these symptoms would warrant a cardiologist visit and what tests other redditors here who have had similar experiences have had done in order to see if they had permanent cardiovascular damage.