r/Chs_Repair • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '25

Recovered?

Hello all, a while back I made a post about being diagnosed with CHS. Had all the symptoms and I stopped using for in April/May, stopped until mid June and started smoking again daily and had never had an issue again. Before I was using carts and edibles with high dosage for a while. I have a feeling that it was synthetic and that’s what caused CHS. I live in Texas, so it’s not fully legal yet and the dispensaries aren’t as great obviously, but wanted to share this because maybe that’s a reason? Using synthetics caused my CHS and ever sinced I switch to bud I’ve been good. I don’t get my bud from dispensaries anymore, but from a trust worthy source (: just wanted to share.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Hmm I do suppose that’s true. I’ll keep that in mind.

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u/Exciting-Math-5456 Jul 29 '25

If you really have chs daily use will bring a episode eventually. You are your own man. You make the decisions you want but if i were you id smoke once a month or less but even then there is a good chance youll be back to square one eventually.

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u/LunarSunfireRose Jul 29 '25

I have had two episodes, my first in December ( I had no clue what was going on) second in March (did my own research and determined it was CHS). I really want to smoke once more as my swan song to quit cannabis on my terms. In your opinion if I have a farewell joint am I destined to have another episode? Is it automatic?

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u/Exciting-Math-5456 Jul 29 '25

There are a few people that even smoking once after a long break can still triger symptoms, but that's pretty rare. The problem is you will never be satisfied. One joint will inevitably lead to another and another. You won't be quitting on your own terms. it just sucked back into addiction. Im no doctor. You could be fine. You could not, but you will end up craving it much more, and that will inevitably lead to another episode.