Meth Addiction

  • A relatively new epidemic has begun taking its toll on the United States. As the highly addictive stimulant, methamphetamine, has grown in popularity, meth addiction has become a national problem.

    Meth addiction stems from the drug's ability to cause an accretion of dopamine in the brain, resulting in persistent euphoric feelings. Since meth does not leave the brain as quickly as other stimulants, it is thought to be more addictive then both cocaine and heroin.

  • Symptoms

    1. Irregular/abnormal sleep patterns
    2. Insomnia
    3. Increased irritability
    4. Scabs or sores (meth mites)
    5. Increased paranoia
    6. Dilated pupils
    7. Rapid heartbeat
    8. Increased body temperature

  • Disclaimer

    The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please contact your doctor for more information on Meth Addiction.

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