In addition to overdose and addiction, some examples of common effects of recreational drugs are below: Long-term Effects of Recreational Marijuana Use: Mental health problems, such as psychosis Issues with memory, learning, and IQ Frequent respiratory infections Long-term Effects of Recreational Cocaine Use: Loss of sense of smell Nasal damage and trouble swallowing (if snorted) Infection and death of bowel tissue, due to decreased blood flow Poor nutrition and weight loss Long-term Effects of Recreational Adderall Use: Heart problems Psychosis Paranoia Long-term issues with anger Long-term Effects of Recreational Painkiller Use: High risk of overdose High risk of dependence and addiction Long-term Effects of Recreational Inhalant Use: Liver and kidney damage Bone marrow damage Nerve damage Brain damage (from lack of oxygen) Long-term Effects of Recreational Acid/LSD Use: Frightening flashbacks, called Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD) Long-term visual disturbances Disorganized thinking Paranoia Long-term Effects of Recreational Molly and MDMA Use: Long-lasting confusion Long-term feelings of depression Issues with attention and memory Decreased sleep Increased anxiety Avoiding the Dangerous Effects of Recreational Drugs If you or a loved one is engaging in recreational drug use, it is important to be educated of the dangers and aware of the symptoms of overdose and addiction
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