Beware, these are side effects of methamphetamine which are dangerous to health

Eside effects meth for health are very diverse and dangerous, ranging from sleep disturbances, paranoia, to brain damage. Even so, still many abuse methamphetamine to the point of addiction for the sake of euphoric effect to make the user more enthusiastic.

According to the law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5 of 1997 which regulates psychotropics, crystal methamphetamine (methamphetamine) is included in psychotropic group 2. This means that this material or substance has medicinal properties and can be used in therapy, but has a strong potential to cause dependence.

Beware, these are side effects of methamphetamine which are dangerous to health

Methamphetamine is often traded illegally in the form of pills or white crystalline powder that is colorless and odorless. There are several ways to abuse methamphetamine which are often done, including by consuming it directly, inhaling white crystals through the nose, smoking it like a cigarette, or injecting it directly into a vein.

Methamphetamine Side Effects

Methamphetamine is often abused because its stimulant effect can trigger the release of the hormone dopamine. The release of the hormone dopamine in large quantities and quickly will make users feel happy and energized shortly after using methamphetamine.

The effects of methamphetamine abuse can also make the user able to stay active, confident, and not feel hungry. Some other users feel that their sexual arousal increases after using this psychotropic.

In fact, after this effect wears off, the user will actually feel weak, have no energy, anxiety, and excessive fear. However, because they have experienced the pleasurable effects of crystal methamphetamine, users will use it again, even at higher doses, and eventually become addicted.

If described further, there are a number of side effects of methamphetamine, both short and long term.

Short-term side effects of methamphetamine

The short-term effects of methamphetamine abuse are:

  • Heart rate increases
  • Increased blood pressure
  • Body temperature rises
  • Hard to breathe
  • Tremors
  • Chest pain
  • Excessive sweating
  • Dry mouth
  • Severe stomach pain
  • Severe headache
  • Anxious
  • Paranoid
  • Behaving violently (aggressively)
  • Insomnia

Long term methamphetamine side effects

When you are addicted, there are a number of long-term side effects that can be felt, including:

  • Decreased brain function
  • Itchy skin that is very heavy and hard to bear
  • Decreased communication skills
  • Excessive anxiety
  • Hallucinations
  • Severe paranoia
  • Delusional
  • Mood disturbances
  • Memory loss
  • Nutrition deficiency
  • Aggressive behavior
  • Depression
  • Strokes
  • Heart and kidney problems

In addition to the side effects above, people who are already addicted to methamphetamine can also experience significant weight loss, recurrent infections, sores or ulcers on the skin, and teeth that fall out easily and decay.

Injecting drug use, including crystal methamphetamine, especially when sharing needles with others, also increases the risk of tetanus, damage to blood vessels, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV/AIDS

If the dose of methamphetamine consumed exceeds the body's tolerance limit, the user can experience an overdose, which is characterized by a fast heart beat, shortness of breath, seizures, uncontrolled body movements, heart attacks, loss of consciousness, even causing death.

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The side effects of methamphetamine can be very dangerous to health. Even when you stop using, the desire to use and the addiction will still be there. So, don't try to abuse this drug, OK?

If you see a relative, friend or relative who is addicted to methamphetamine, accompany him to get help from a doctor and undergo rehabilitation. Remember, it's never too late to improve yourself and get out of this circle.

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