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Meth Addiction
Meth Symptoms
Meth Withdrawal
Meth Treatment
Meth Addiction Forum
Meth Symptoms are obvious. A meth addict under the usage and influence of methamphetamines for an extended duration finds it hard to conceal their addiction to meth. This is do to the nature of the drug as a stimulant, causing the meth addict to often times act out of character in very unnatural ways. Many times meth addicts exhibit violent personalities and behaviors, especially when they have been up for a while and are craving their next dosage of meth.
Other Meth Symptoms include:
- Notable weight loss
- Insomnia
- Formication (A false crawling sensation on the skin)
- Bruxism (jaw-grinding)
- Trismus (jaw-clenching)
- Tweaking (intense preoccupation with repetitive tasks)
- Increased sex drive
- Poor hygiene (in particular dental hygiene)
Many times those who are suffering from a meth addiction exhibit a sense of irrationality as their lives seem to slip away from them. The more they use the drug, the more their tolerance for meth grows. As their meth tolerance increases so does a user's uncontrollable desire to acquire and do more methamphetamines, along with an exacerbation of the Meth Symptoms.
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