This substance can cause fainting.
Lees verderMenstruation may become irregular or even stop entirely.
Lees verderSudden, brief, and jarring involuntary muscle contractions in your body.
Lees verderIt can be difficult to read texts. This is most noticeable with small text, such as on a phone.
Lees verderPressure on the chest / heart palpitations
Lees verderSome drugs keep you from falling asleep. Stimulants often have this effect, but even after using psychedelics or downers, sleep is disrupted and it is possible that you can’t sleep.
Lees verderEasily annoyed or irritated.
Lees verderGrinding your teeth
Lees verderMuscle cramps and muscle pain
Lees verderHead ache
Lees verderConfusion and restlessness
Lees verderSome drugs have a diuretic effect. The kidneys then excrete more water than is normally the case. This ends up in the bladder and leaves the body by urinating. If […]
Lees verderThe feeling that someone is spinning, or that the world is spinning around someone. This impairs balance.
Lees verderDrug use can affect long-term memory in a negative way.
Lees verderIf you drink a lot of alcohol in one sitting, you may experience a blackout. This is a temporary memory disorder in which there is a disruption in information transfer […]
Lees verderDrug use can negatively affect sensory perception.
Lees verderDrug use can negatively affect the coordination of your body parts.
Lees verderDrug use can negatively affect reaction time.
Lees verderSome drugs cause your blood vessels to dilate (widen).
Lees verderSome drugs can make you more aggressive.
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