What are the possible consequences of stimulant use and abuse?
• Is it safe to use stimulant with other medications? • What are the Trends in prescription drug abuse in older adults? • What are the Trends in prescription drug abuse in Adolescents and young adults? • What are the trends of prescription drug abuse in different in genders? • What is the role of health care providers in preventing and recognizing prescription drug abuse? • What is the treatment of addiction to prescription stimulants? • What is the treatment of addiction to prescription opioids? • How can you help prevent prescription drug misuse or abuse? • What are some of the issues and challenges associated with the abuse of prescription drugs concerning the physicians? • What are the legal approaches to drug abuse? • What is Pharmacotherapy of drug abuse? • What are the aspects of medical treatment of drug abuse? • What are the Abstinence-Based approaches? • What is the Abuse potential of various drugs? • What is Mass communication and vernacular usage? • What is the role of phar
The consequences of stimulant abuse can be dangerous. Although their use may not lead to physical dependence and risk of withdrawal, stimulants can be addictive in that individuals begin to use them compulsively. Taking high doses of some stimulants repeatedly over a short time can lead to feelings of hostility or paranoia. Additionally, taking high doses of a stimulant may result in dangerously high body temperatures and an irregular heartbeat. There is also the potential for cardiovascular failure or lethal seizures.
