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LSD and kidney issues.

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hector77

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I was going through some medical webpages about illicit drugs and kidney diseases. So, in some websites it was mentioned LSD can cause kidney diseases. Is it correct? Does anyone here knows people who got kidney issues due to LSD?
 
In some very unlucky folks LSD can cause rhabdomyolysis (which damages the kidneys). I guess that is why they list it. Im not aware of any other mechanism by which LSD damages the kidneys but i might be wrong of course.
 
Never heard anything like that. It must have been one of the websites that connect every symptom of every disease to cancer.

Kidneys and lungs are responsible for maintaining the acid-base balance(Acis-Base Homeostasis) in body. I guess Someone googled LSD, found out that "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" contains word "Acid" and thought that it causes the acid-base balance disorder which leads to kidney damage. :want: :sick:

I doubt there are any correlations between these two.
 
hector77 said:
I was going through some medical webpages about illicit drugs and kidney diseases. So, in some websites it was mentioned LSD can cause kidney diseases. Is it correct? Does anyone here knows people who got kidney issues due to LSD?
There is some amount of positive correlation between the quality of the question as you pose it and quality of the answers that you can expect from it. It would help greatly to make sense if you added explicit references to the webpages that state these claims. So far, you have succeeded in eliciting moderate to wild speculation by medically unqualified lay persons.
 
pitubo said:
hector77 said:
I was going through some medical webpages about illicit drugs and kidney diseases. So, in some websites it was mentioned LSD can cause kidney diseases. Is it correct? Does anyone here knows people who got kidney issues due to LSD?
There is some amount of positive correlation between the quality of the question as you pose it and quality of the answers that you can expect from it. It would help greatly to make sense if you added explicit references to the webpages that state these claims. So far, you have succeeded in eliciting moderate to wild speculation by medically unqualified lay persons.


Hi, I got the information from this link

 
A feature of massive LSD overdose is hyper-pyrexia which may contribute to rhabdomyolysis, which can have the effect of causing acute kidney injury.Of course, humans being what they are with non-uniform genetics, it's impossible to say that LSD may not cause renal issues at lower doses but the history of use of this compound and the very infrequent observation of the incidence of such problems makes it quite exceptional, assuming it has been used in isolation.
 
Dogbark said:
Would taking a cool shower help reduce the risk for rhabdomyolysis while on LSD ? Are there other precautions one can take ?

I think if someone took enough LSD that this is an issue, the concepts of "cool" and "shower" would be completely meaningless. We're talking thousands or tens of thousands of hits.
The precautions to take in this instance are that if you find yourself in an LSD manufacturing facility or in association with a distributor, don't drink from the bottle that should be labeled (100M LSD).
 
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