Well, I thought in order to stop these panic attacks I'd have to get my tolerance up so I smoked a blunt yesterday during the end of school. I didn't go back to school and after we smoked it we just chilled. Before I took my first hit I had a crazy panic attack but after taking a hit I was feeling great. And I thought everything worked out okay, I had no panic attacks at all.

That is until I found out my mom switched my appointment with my psychologist to 3:15, right when I got back from school. So I went to my psychologist high and that's when I started getting panic attacks. And these panic attacks are still lasting to right now and because of them I'm missing a day of school.

Now I don't know what to do. The weed is probably triggering these panic attacks and I don't know if I can continue to live like this. Quitting is seeming like a better and better idea as time moves on. I mean if these panic attacks go on I don't want to miss any more days of school and I don't want it to have any permanent effects on me.

Can anyone please give me advice on what to do because I'm really lost on what to do. To anyone else who had panic attacks after smoking, did it ever prevent you from going to school and did it have any permanent effects on you? What did you do to stop it?

Maybe, I should have taken the week off like northbrook said, but if I took a week off wouldn't it make things worse since I'd be lowering my tolerance?
SnoopDoggyDog Reviewed by SnoopDoggyDog on . Panic attacks after smoking I've had panic attacks since 2 years ago and I've seen a psychologist for it. Well starting this year in September I've started smoking weed and it's been great, I always couldn't wait until the weekend to smoke until around a month ago. I just started smoking cigarettes but I found out I was starting to get addicted to them so I quit but then I started getting panic attacks for the first time in months which I thought was caused by the cigarettes. Then ever since I quit smoking cigarettes Rating: 5