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    METHAMPHETAMINE USE SIGNS

    On the basis of the method used to take methamphetamine, the mood of the user is changed. The user will go through a powerful ‘flash’ or ‘rush’ as soon as methamphetamine is injected or smoked. This is said to be a very enjoyable and satisfying even though it will go on for a few minutes only.  The quickest effect is attainted within five to tens seconds and this is achieved through injection or smoking.

    Euphoria is experienced when a person ingest or sniff methamphetamine. However, an intense rush is not experienced. To produce the desired effects it takes about three to five minutes after smoking and fifteen to twenty minutes after ingesting it.

     

    The central nervous system is affected regardless of the method used to take methamphetamine. Such effects can carry on for four hours to a day. The behavior of the user is not only altered intensely but long-term use of methamphetamine can alter the brain for a long term and severely. This drug can lead to deaths by causing severe psychiatric and psychological symptoms, which can make a person suicidal or commit murder. Death can also occur because of stroke, brain damage and heart malfunctioning.

     

     

    Some of the symptoms include insomnia, non-stop talking, anxiety, bad temper, serious depression, lack of interest in activities that were enjoyed by him, habit of repeating things, aggressive behavior, useless behavior etc.
     




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