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Substances we treat

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Adderall

Effects of Adderall withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Adderall withdrawal:

If a person who has been abusing Adderall for an extended period of time attempts to abstain from use, he or she may experience a number of uncomfortable symptoms such as:

Depressed mood
Insomnia
Psychomotor agitation or slowing
Fatigue
Oversleeping
Vivid or unpleasant dreams
Increased appetite

Effects of Adderall overdose:

When a person ingests more Adderall than his or her body can safely metabolize, he or she will experience a dangerous condition known as an overdose. Overdoses can be potentially fatal and require that the person receives medical attention as soon as possible. Symptoms of an overdose can include:

Dangerously elevated body temperature
Irregular heartbeat
Seizure
Heart attack

Alcohol

Effects of Alcohol withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Alcohol withdrawal:

Effects of alcohol withdrawal: When a person uses alcohol over a long period of time and then attempts to stop use, he or she may experience some of the following effects:

Sweating
Nausea
Rapid pulse
Vomiting
Tremors or shaking
Anxiety
Seizures
Insomnia
Feeling restless
Short-lived visual, auditory, or tactile hallucinations

Effects of Alcohol overdose:

An alcohol overdose, also known as alcohol poisoning, is a dangerous condition that can result in the following effects:

Uneven respiration
Blue tinges to skin
Seizure
Decrease in body temperature
Confusion
Coma
Cold or clammy skin
Unconsciousness

Ambien

Effects of Ambien withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Ambien withdrawal:

When someone has been abusing Ambien for any given period of time, and then ceases use of the medication, he or she is susceptible to experiencing symptoms of withdrawal. These symptoms may include the following:

Worsened insomnia
Irritability
Confusion
Fatigue
Anxiety
Seizure
Panic attacks
Nausea and vomiting
Sweating
Tremors

Effects of Ambien overdose:

When individuals consume more of a substance than their bodies are able to metabolize, they will likely suffer from an overdose. Signs that someone may have overdosed on Ambien can include the following:

Irregular breathing
Delayed and/or decreased response to stimuli
Noticeably altered mental status
Severe drowsiness
Extreme confusion
Loss of consciousness

Benzodiazepine

Effects of Benzodiazepine withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Benzodiazepine withdrawal:

The longer an individual abuses benzodiazepines, the more accustomed his or her body becomes to the presence of the drug. Given this fact, should a person abruptly stop his or her use of the substance, there is a high likelihood that the person will experience withdrawal symptoms. While the type of withdrawal symptoms that manifest can differ from one person to the next, the following are among the most common symptoms reported by individuals who have abused benzos and ceased their use:

Nausea
Tremors
Seizure
Sleep disturbances
Irritability
Muscle pain
Anxiety
Panic
Vomiting
Depression
Agitation
Suicidal ideation
Strong cravings for more drugs
Heart palpitations
Tinnitus

Effects of Benzodiazepine overdose:

In the event a person consumes a benzodiazepine to a degree that his or her body is unable to metabolize it, they will experience some adverse physical and psychological effects as a result of overdosing. Considered a medical emergency, the telltale warning signs of an overdose on benzodiazepines can include:

Coma
Impaired balance
Hindered motor functioning
Double vision
Respiratory distress
Cardiac arrest
Dramatic drop in body temperature
Hallucinations
Delirium
Unconsciousness
Irregular heart rate

HALLUCINAGENS

Effects of hallucinogen overdose:

When a person ingests more of a hallucinogen that his or her body can safely metabolize or excrete, he or she will experience an overdose. Overdoses are dangerous and require seeking medical attention as soon as possible. Signs and symptoms of an overdose can include:

Respiratory arrest
Irregular heartbeat
Sweating
Tremor or shaking
Brain hemorrhage
Nausea
Vomiting
Dizziness
Loss of balance
Seizure
Coma

INHALENTS

Effects of inhalant withdrawal and overdose

Effects of inhalant withdrawal:

When a pattern of inhalant abuse has developed, but then the behavior is suddenly stopped, individuals are susceptible to experiencing a period of withdrawal. Symptoms of inhalant withdrawal may include:

Excessive
sweating
Chills
Headaches
Agitation
Hallucinations
Nausea
Muscle cramps
Insomnia
Tremors

Effects of inhalant overdose:

Any time that a person abuses an inhalant, he or she is at risk for overdosing due to the chemical properties that inhalants are composed of. Examples of possible signs that could indicate someone has overdosed on an inhalant may include:

Excessive drowsiness
Hallucinations
Falling into a coma
Uncontrollable shaking
Significantly
slurred speech
Seizures
Severe confusion or delirium

MARIJUANA

The following are a few examples of what can occur when an individual is going through the process of withdrawing from marijuana:

Fever
Chills
Sweating
Anxiety
Nervousness
Sleep problems
Restlessness
Shakiness
Headache
Irritability
Angry mood
Depressed mood
Diminished appetite
Weight loss
Abdominal pain

OPIODS

Effects of opioid withdrawal and overdose

Effects of opioid withdrawal:

Once a person has become dependent upon opioids, abstinence from this drug can quickly lead to several painful withdrawal symptoms, including the following:

Nausea
Vomiting and diarrhea
Dilated pupils
Watery eyes and runny nose
Excessive perspiration
Abdominal cramping
Muscle pain
Insomnia
Dysphoria

Effects of opioid overdose:

When a person ingests opioids to a degree that overwhelms his or her body’s ability to metabolize or eliminate them, he or she is in danger. Anyone who exhibits the following symptoms after ingesting opioids may have overdosed, and may be in need of immediate medical attention:

Shallow breathing
Difficulty breathing
Dizziness
Extreme confusion
Intense headache Cold and clammy skin
Bluish tinge near lips or fingertips
Loss of consciousness
Seizure
Coma

SYNTHETIC MARIJUANA

Effects of synthetic marijuana withdrawal and overdose

Effects of synthetic marijuana withdrawal:

Attempting to abstain from synthetic marijuana after a long period of use can result in a number of uncomfortable symptoms, some of which may include:

Irritability, anger, or aggression
Anxiety
Nervousness
Poor appetite
Weight loss
Difficulty sleeping
Distressing dreams
Depressed mood
Restlessness
Stomach pain
Shaking or tremors
Fever or chills
Headache
Sweating

Effects of synthetic marijuana overdose:

Use of spice in excess of what a person’s body is able to handle will result in an uncomfortable and possibly dangerous set of symptoms. Someone who has been using synthetic marijuana and experiences the following symptoms should receive medical attention immediately:

Rapid heart rate
Vomiting
Elevated blood pressure
Suicidal thoughts
Heart attack or cardiovascular problems

VALIUM

Effects of Valium withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Valium withdrawal:

When an individual has been abusing Valium but then suddenly ceases his or her use of the medication, he or she has the potential to go into a state of withdrawal. Some of the symptoms and effects that can arise during the period of withdrawal from Valium may include the following:

Sweating
Seizure
Stomach cramping
Irritability
Anxiety
Depression
Insomnia
Hand
tremors
Hallucinations
Vision problems
Nausea or vomiting

Effects of Valium overdose:

Any time that a person ingests more of a substance than his or her body is able to metabolize, he or she is at risk for experiencing an overdose. Like all prescription medications, taking excessive amounts of Valium has the potential to result in an overdose. Should this occur, treatment must be sought and received immediately. Signs and effects that could arise if an individual overdoses on Valium may include the following:

Blurred vision
Dizziness
Extreme confusion
Bluish-colored fingernails
Bluish-colored lips
Uncoordinated movements
Labored breathing
Rapid movement of the eyes
Diminished reflexes
Lapsing into a coma

VICODIN

Effects of Vicodin withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Vicodin withdrawal:

If an individual has been abusing Vicodin for a long period of time and suddenly stops his or her use of this substance, withdrawal symptoms will begin to emerge. Withdrawal from Vicodin can be an uncomfortable experience, and can include the following symptoms:

Fever
Insomnia
Dilated pupils
Runny nose
Dysphoria
Excessive perspiration
Muscle aches
Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Watery eyes

Effects of Vicodin overdose:

The longer a person abuses Vicodin, the more likely it is that that individual will require more of this medication in order to achieve the desired effect. Needing more of a substance in order to experience a preferred high is known as tolerance, which can, unfortunately, make an individual more vulnerable to experiencing an overdose. An overdose is considered a medical emergency and can be fatal if medical attention is not sought. If you notice that your loved one is displaying any of the following, it is a good idea to seek emergency medical attention as quickly as possible:

Shallow
breathing
Sleepiness
Cold and clammy skin
Seizures
Dizziness
Confusion
Headache

XANAX

Effects of Xanax withdrawal and overdose

Effects of Xanax withdrawal

When a person has become dependent upon Xanax, stopping or trying to reduce the amount of their Xanax abuse may trigger several unpleasant symptoms, including the following:

Intense cravings for Xanax
Tremors and twitching
Heavy sweating
Anxiety
Agitation
Increased heartbeat
Nausea and vomiting
Seizure

Effects of Xanax overdose:

Double vision
Slurring speech
Anxiety
Confusion
Hallucinations
Delirium
Muscle weakness
Impaired motor skills
Irregular heartbeat
Loss of consciousness
Shallow, slowed or otherwise irregular breathing

HEROIN

Effects of Heroin withdrawal:

Once a person has become dependent upon Heroin, abstinence from this drug can quickly lead to several painful withdrawal symptoms, including the following:

Nausea
Vomiting and diarrhea
Dilated pupils
Watery eyes and runny nose
Excessive perspiration
Abdominal cramping
Muscle pain
Insomnia
Dysphoria

Effects of Heroin overdose:

When a person ingests Heroin to a degree that overwhelms his or her body’s ability to metabolize or eliminate them, he or she is in danger. Anyone who exhibits the following symptoms after ingesting Heroin may have overdosed, and may be in need of immediate medical attention:

Shallow breathing
Difficulty breathing
Dizziness
Extreme confusion
Intense headache Cold and clammy skin
Bluish tinge near lips or fingertips
Loss of consciousness
Seizure
Coma

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