Drug Abuse
Drug Abuse
Besides the obvious likelihood of addiction or dependency, drug abuse holds the potential for a number of different side effects. Prescription and illegal drugs can cause addiction; even legally prescribed drugs pose potential issues and negative side effects. Drug effects vary depending on the specific substance. Many of these are seemingly minor to the abuser or addict, yet still rather problematic and can lead to greater and greater health risks.
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Pills Are For Our Health
Pills are here for our health. To help us feel better and control something's that aren't right inside our bodies. But a lot of people abuse the power of (pills) and they become (drugs) to them.
For Example
For example I have a cousin that stood with us for a while. We never saw anything different about her. Until one day she drove into our broken stove that we put outside our house. That's when we started to get suspicions. She became more and more aggressive to everyone. She gained and lost weight. The worst part was, she would drive around with her newborn. Her choice of friends changed, she was careless with everything. She stole from my parents. when that happened my mom had enough and told her she needed to go. The truth is, till today she still uses (pills) but now its gotten worse were she would combine alcohol with it.
What Pills Can Do
- They can ruin your liver
- A big chance of throat cancer
- Heart Attacks
- Bacteria in your body
- Physically hurt yourself without knowing
- Viruses
- Seizures
Some Signs Of Certain Drug Abuse
- Cocaine- Nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and restlessness or insomnia
- Marijuana- Paranoia and confusion, aggressiveness, nausea, short term memory loss
- Heroin- Functioning in the brain, nausea slow breathing, cold, and clammy skin