A 26-year-old has claimed she was attacked by a drink spiker in Norwich this weekend - and is still feeling the effects five days later.
Devan O'Donoughoe, who lives in Dereham, said: "One minute I was dancing then the next minute, from what I can remember, I was lying on the floor outside the nightclub.
"I was told staff had put me on the seats to give me water. They said my eyes kept rolling and I could not keep my head up."
"I physically could not walk after it," she continued.
"I was throwing up outside the club and my legs had gone stiff to the point I could not move.
"Even now I am still struggling and it is still painful to walk."
The East of England Ambulance Service and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital both said they could not comment on individual patient cases.
The 26-year-old hopes more measures can be introduced to help prevent the crime.
She added: "There is no way I would have done that to myself. I do not do drugs as I know it destroys my body."
She added she would like to see more body and bag searches as people enter nightclubs, as well as protective lids being offered with every drink.
Chief Inspector Ed Brown, from Community Safety at Norfolk Police, has said perpetrators found guilty of drink spiking will be handed a lengthy prison sentence.
It comes after 33 separate incidents were reported across Norfolk since the start of October.
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