What types of dangers and harmful effects can be face by a Drug Addict?

In the modern world, education has been going on for a long time about diseases that are psychological rather than physical (it is the brain and not the rest of the body). Along with that came the boom of drugs to help with these problems. These are mainly sleeping pills, problems with concentration, anxiety, or various forms of phobias. These drugs have a few things in common: they develop a strong habit very quickly, adapt to the current dose, and need to be gradually increased, and when discontinued, a person experiences very unpleasant feelings. Their disadvantage is that they only suppress the problem, but do not fully solve it.

It may happen that your doctor prescribes these medicines in times of crisis, but you continue to take them and it becomes common practice during the transition period. Drug addiction or medication addiction, substance use addiction, drug addiction, what exactly is it? What physical and psychological phenomena make this consumption essential to the (immediate, sometimes imaginary) well-being of the drug addict? What are the desired effects when taking drugs?

We classified the dangers of drug consumption into 3 categories:

·     Physical disorders: often immediately disabilities (dizziness, discomfort, memory loss, etc.) are very distressing, and are dangerous for health (deterioration, hyperthermia, increased or decaying cardiac rates, attacks of tetano, contraction or dilatory vessels, acute poisoning, physical disorders: they can often be immediate disabling (disease, discomfort, nausea, vomiting, muscle contracture, insomnia).

·   Mental disorders: in the short or medium-term (anxiety, suffocation, confusion, nervousness, panic, phobias, delusions, mood instability, hallucinations, etc.), during the "descent" (depressive state, withdrawal) and more or less long term (aggravation or revelation of a mental illness, depression, suicide, etc.);

·     Social risks: disinhibition can lead to attacks of violence and/or an inability to defend oneself (loss of self-control, provocative attitudes exposing them to aggression, etc.), the change in perception can endanger those around them, or even cause accidents...

Treatment of detoxification

Social security fully covers the costs of detoxification (accommodation in a specialized center, care, support, etc.) for dependent people. It is also possible for these people to benefit from additional care (group therapy sessions, sports lessons, beauty treatments, etc.) in Rehabilitation Centre in Pune, but which will not be reimbursed by Health Insurance.

These private cures can benefit from coverage by certain mutual health insurance, under certain conditions, it is therefore essential to check well with the insurer when taking out a contract.

The effects of various drugs on our body

While drugs often bring well-being to their users, one cannot ignore their devastating effects on health.

·         Tobacco is responsible today for many cancers, especially of the throat, lungs and tongue.

·         Alcohol, consumed regularly and in large quantities, can destroy brain cells, reduce visual acuity, disrupt food transit or even cause cancer of the esophagus. Responsible for high blood pressure alcoholism can also cause many diseases of the liver, pancreas or stomach.

·         There are several effects to opiates, cannabinoids, amphetamines, psychoactive drugs and cocaine. Fertility difficulties, cardiac problems, depressed condition, lung cancer, visual and hearing impairments, etc. Heart disease and heart attacks. Some users even get AIDS or hepatitis. Some consumers do not. These medicines have such profound impacts on the brain that they may lead to mental problems.

In particular, psychotropic medications might affect the body adversely. Indeed, many people don't follow the letters and are little anxious about taking these medicines. Today 4 million Indians are on a regular basis using this sort of medicine while just sometimes treating them. The longer these medicines are used, the more difficult it is to quit them. These medicines are hazardous again in case of overdose. There is a danger of hypertension, vascular accidents, heart attacks and even suicide.