Eight symptoms of women after skating

Ice skating is the same as taking methamphetamine, which is strictly prohibited by law. However, there are still many people who violate the law and take methamphetamine in order to seek excitement and temporary pleasure, including a large number of women. After ice skating, women will find themselves in a highly excited state, they may not eat or drink, behave strangely, have confused thoughts, and even do illegal things. After forced cessation, symptoms such as anxiety and irritability may occur. Once the phenomenon of skating is discovered, it must be reported to the relevant departments and appropriate drug rehabilitation should be carried out.

① After skating, women's central nervous system will be excited , which has the effects of euphoria, alertness and appetite suppression. Repeated use will lead to addiction; symptoms of poisoning include excessive talking, headache, confusion, high fever, increased blood pressure, night sweats, dilated pupils, and loss of appetite. Large doses can cause mental confusion, thought disorders, similar to paranoid schizophrenia, suspicion, auditory hallucinations, persecution delusions, etc.; long-term use can lead to organic brain syndrome. There is a risk of high blood pressure and stroke. Withdrawal symptoms after discontinuation of drug use include mental dullness, lethargy, irritability, restlessness, anxiety, and suicidal tendencies.

② Excessive use of methamphetamine by women can lead to acute poisoning. In severe cases, mental confusion, hypersexuality, anxiety, irritability, and hallucinations may occur. Long-term abuse can cause chronic poisoning, weight loss, emaciation, ulcers, abscesses, brittle nails and nocturnal teeth grinding. Abuse of intravenous injection may cause various infectious complications, including hepatitis, bacterial endocarditis, sepsis and AIDS. High doses or repeated use of "ice" can produce toxic psychosis, manifested by persecution delusions and hallucinations, mostly visual, but also auditory and tactile hallucinations. Modern medicine calls it amphetamine psychosis. Drug tolerance increases with long-term use. For people who have not developed tolerance, using 30 mg of amphetamine can cause poisoning. There are reports that long-term abusers, in order to achieve the euphoric effect of initial use, have increased the dose to 2000 mg, which can easily cause acute poisoning and can cause shock, coma, and even death.

③Women will have trouble sleeping after ice skating and will become very excited and emotional. Since methamphetamine is a stimulant, people who take it will have a big change in temper, become easily irritable, and be sensitive to things around them. It will also cause a decrease in appetite and a lack of hunger. Since it affects the endocrine system, users may also develop acne on their faces.

④ Overdose or repeated use of methamphetamine can cause toxic psychosis , manifested by delusions of persecution and hallucinations, mostly visual, but also auditory and tactile hallucinations. People who take drugs for the first time will feel particularly uncomfortable physically, and may experience shortness of breath, dizziness, numbness in the hands, dilated and dull pupils, and loss of appetite.