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Heroin suppresses pain which could lead to certain complaints to go unnoticed or that they are felt too late and therefore worsen.
Read more »Postponing of menstruation/period.
Read more »You are less bothered by the feeling that you have to cough.
Read more »You may start dreaming more actively and/or more intensely than usual. The dreams can then be a lot more vivid, more intense or weirder. This can be an interesting and […]
Read more »Some drugs can cause a constipation of the intestines.
Read more »Some drugs can cause itching, which causes a desire to scratch one’s skin.
Read more »Some drugs constrict the pupils.
Read more »You feel pain stimuli less. People sometimes use drugs to ease certain complaints they are experiencing. This can provide some relief. But because of the inhibitory effect of the drug, […]
Read more »You can experience (strong) feelings of satisfaction and safety. Stress and/or worries that keep you busy on a daily basis are placed in the background a bit more, which can […]
Read more »Do not use sedatives (downers) in combination with other sedatives (alcohol, GHB, sleeping pills, opiates) or ketamine. This is dangerous because you can fall unconscious and suffocate on your vomit. […]
Read more »Chronic use of this drug may cause permanent changes in personality or the development of new personality traits. Think of distrust, aggression, paranoia, or arrogance.
Read more »The use of drugs can impair memory. Difficulties can arise in processing information for storage, storage itself, and information retrieval. Different drugs can cause different memory problems. Some substances can […]
Read more »With the use of sleeping pills and sedatives you fight a symptom, the cause is not solved and in the long run you will also have to do something about […]
Read more »Amphetamines (MDMA, speed, meth) can affect liver function in a multitude of ways. These include cell damage because of overheating, toxic metabolites, and increased blood clotting.
Read more »When injecting drugs you run an increased risk of HIV, hepatitis and other blood-borne infections. Injecting is strongly discouraged for this reason. If you do decide to inject, make sure […]
Read more »Snorting drugs can damage the nasal mucosa. This can manifest itself in a reduced sense of smell and taste. It can also lead to chronic colds and nosebleeds.
Read more »In hallucinations you perceive things that are not there. It really is an observation that seems to be real. For example, you may hear sounds (auditory hallucinations) or see something […]
Read more »You are easily irritated or agitated.
Read more »Some mushrooms that look like magic mushrooms can be poisonous! Looking for mushrooms or truffles yourself in nature is not recommended. It can be quite difficult to distinguish the different […]
Read more »HPPD is a condition in which a person has flashbacks to previously experienced hallucinations or distortions from a psychedelic trip. Read more about visual snow, HPPD, depersonalization and derealization.
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