The observed symptoms are a side effect of amphetamine intake (hypertension, tachycardia - tachycardia, etc.). Amphetamine can remain in the body for quite a long time (depending on the situation - up to about 30 hours), hence the effect of its action can be observed several hours after use. Severe cardiovascular symptoms may be the cause of a life-threatening condition (overheating of the body, cardiac ischemia), so persistent disorders should be consulted with a doctor - just like taking Tranxene. Tranxene can be taken in case of withdrawal syndrome in alcohol dependence. There is no data on the combination of this drug with amphetamines, moreover, taking psychoactive substances at the same time seems to be a mediocre idea (benzodiazepines can further impair the respiratory system). If the blood pressure is still too high the next day, I suggest going to the doctor.

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