Psychological consequences of drug abuse

Wild mood swings, depression, anxiety, paranoia, violence (cambios de

humor salvaje , depresin , ansiedad, paranoia , violencia)

Decrease in pleasure in everyday life (Disminucin de placer en la vida

cotidiana)

Complication of mental illness (Complicacin de la enfermedad mental)

Hallucinations (Alucinaciones)

Confusion

Psychological tolerance to the drug's effects creating a desire to do everincreasing amounts of the drug (la tolerancia psicolgica a los efectos de la
droga creacin de un deseo de hacer cantidades de la droga cada vez mayor)

Desire to engage in risky behavior (deseo de involucrarse en conductas

de riesgo)

Physical effects of drug

Contraction of HIV, hepatitis and other illnesses

Heart rate irregularities, heart attack

Respiratory problems such as lung cancer, emphysema and breathing

problems

Abdominal pain, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea

Kidney and liver damage

Seizures, stroke, brain damage

Changes in appetite, body temperature and sleeping patterns

Contraction de VIH, hepatitis y otras irregularidades de tipo illnesses

Heart, problemas del corazn attack

Respiratory como cncer de pulmn, enfisema y respiracin problemas

Abdominal dolor, vmitos, estreimiento, damage

Seizures diarrea

Kidney y el hgado, derrame cerebral, cerebro damage

Changes en el apetito, la temperatura del cuerpo y patrones de sueo

Reason:
It is an evil that is caused to the company, since it produces corruption and
murders, between other crimes

To the moment to consume a psychotropic substance, the reactions can be

changed chord to the subject
We cannot assure that a person who consumes drugs or who is under the effect
of any drug should react of a pacific form; there exists a great probability of
which his reaction is violent depending on the situation which it faces
If the drugs were legalized, a free access would exist to these by which it would
be complicated to safeguard the minors of the possible consumption of these
substances