Drugs may have different effects on overall physical and mental health, the basic pattern is the same. Getting and using the drug becomes more and more important than anything else, including job, friends and family.
The physical and emotional consequences of drug abuse and addiction also make it difficult to function, often impairing judgment to a dangerous level.Drug affects the brain and body directly. While high, the drug affects the entire body, from blood pressure to heart rate.
It can sometimes be hard for parents to tell if their teenager has a drug problem. After all, teenagers are notorious for oversleeping, being argumentative and pushing boundaries, or wanting their own privacy and space. A teen with drug problems may spend a lot of time sleeping- or be keyed up or unable to sleep.
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