drugs and their dangers: LSD

LSD and Ecstasy are synthetic drugs that cause great disturbance and dysfunction in the brain, where the user loses thesense of danger and if put in risk situations, which can lead to serious psychological and physical consequences.

Cause dependence and bring other damage such as: seizure, increased glucose and blood pressure, visual disturbances andseveral sensations that leave the user in a State of great turmoil. Moreover, it can be the trigger of schizophrenia.

There are several psychic consequences related to the use of LSD. This drug is one of the most powerful existing, provoking a feeling of "fragmentation" of himself and profound changes of perception of the world, its colours, its smells, its senses.The dose required to provoke this feeling is of the order of micrograms. A symptom rather described is called "synesthesia",in which the user has the distinct feeling of "seeing" the song, "hear" colors, "smell" the sounds, which is a modification of the senses.

The tolerance to LSD occurs very quickly, but can also disappear in a week or two, if no dose is used. This drug can induceor awakening psychiatric symptoms in predisposed people, such as hallucinations, delusions, panic attacks, depressive symptoms, persistent changes of visual perception.

The panic attacks, characterized by great anxiety, fear of enclosed spaces, not realistic expectations are the main complication of LSD consumption psychiatric.

The symptoms of a panic attack develop abruptly and may be described as:

the) palpitations or accelerated heart rate;

b) sweating;

c) tremors;

d) feeling of shortness of breath or smothering;

and) sense of suffocation;

f) chest discomfort;

g) nausea or abdominal discomfort;

h) feeling of dizziness, Unsteadiness, dizziness, fainting;

I) feeling of unreality (derealization);

j) feeling of being detached from oneself (depersonalization);

k) fear of losing control or going crazy;

l) fear of dying;

m) feeling of tingling in areas of the body;

n) chills and hot flashes.

Is also relevant comment about the known effect of the "flashback", which corresponds to the re-trial of the same symptoms experienced during the consumption of the drug months after last use of LSD. These symptoms are usually verydistressing events to the user, while for other users can be a pleasurable experience.

The duration of symptoms is variable, especially if the drug "triggered" Symptoms of pre-existing psychiatric disorders. Yourson needs to be reviewed by specialized professional, in order to determine what is really happening and avoid moredamaging developments of the table presented. This must be done urgently!