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School age is characterized by sensitivity, emotional crisis, existential problems. At this time, teens deny norms, rules, and authorities. Friends are more important than parents and teachers. Alienation, unanswered questions, and sometimes drugs appear. Children and parents often don’t know how to react.
The best weapon in this situation is information, says the Interior Ministry. The more we know about drugs, where they come from, what makes people use them, what the risks are of using them, the more opportunities there are for prevention.
For mothers and fathers to know if a child is using drugs, they need to know their normal behavior. It is sometimes difficult to distinguish between normal adolescent behavior and drug-induced behavior.
Students rarely speak specifically about the drug problem at school.
The child often has no clear symptoms, especially when he has recently started shaking. Therefore, the specific situation must be taken into account.
However, the indications are as follows:
l lack of self-confidence;
l passivity and lack of independence;
l inability to self-control;
I find it difficult to make and keep friends;
l unwillingness to resolve conflicts in the relationship;
And more:
l truancy, loss of interest in a friendly environment or hobby;
l a new company that is friends with older youth or friends who use drugs;
l mood swings, unusual outbursts, fatigue or irritability;
l excessive fatigue for no apparent reason;
l neglect of appearance;
l lack of appetite or excessive appetite;
l dilated or constricted pupils, which are covered with sunglasses;
Increase in daily expenses, loans, theft of money or belongings.
What is the proper answer?
If you suspect that your child is using drugs, try to remain calm and assess the facts.
Don’t succumb to your fears and don’t rush into final appraisals and baseless accusations that can repel young people and lose touch with them. Talk to teens and listen carefully to what they will tell you. Share your concerns and concerns openly. Reassure them that you accept their position, even if you don’t share it. Give them a chance to feel like they can always count on your support. Reassure them that you are ready for more conversations. Do not isolate yourself. Talk about the problem with your friends. Share information and experiences. Analyze the possible ways out of the crisis. Distinguish the facts from the many myths about drug use. And above all, seek competent advice and support from specialized centers or the police.
Most drugs are produced in basements with practical materials.
Cancer, rash, lack
of desire for sex and
psychosis lurk young
The designer drugs that all students can prepare at home from ingredients ordered online have been advancing since 2011. They are known on the street as tea, herbs, bath salts.
It is a dense mass of herbaceous plants, pre-impregnated with a narcotic or powdered solution. You can smoke and smell. The effects are many times stronger than those of cannabis. Users have pale facial skin, dilated pupils and red eyes, dry and chapped lips. The appetite changes, from greed to the complete refusal of food. The intoxicated person is too talkative, but without logic or meaning. Increased sweating and sudden stiffness in an unnatural position are also characteristic of designer drug users. Suicidal thoughts often occur. After a few months of shaking with designer drugs, a person loses her visual acuity and coordination. It becomes slow and cannot concentrate. Sexual desire is greatly reduced. Arrhythmia occurs, blood pressure rises. The body’s filters suffer: the kidneys and the liver.
The other most common drug, marijuana, also has many negative aspects: memory and concentration problems, anxiety, suspicion, confusion and fear. With prolonged use, chronic bronchitis and lung cancer occur. The immune system is weakened, reproductive capacity reduced. Marijuana smokers suffer from psychosis, depression, unblock genetically established mental disorders.
Lovers of amphetamines and methamphetamines, which are also used by students, should be prepared for nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, rashes, obsessions, suicidal thoughts, hallucinations, paranoia, and cardiac arrhythmias. Teenagers turn to synthetic fabrics to enhance physical, creative, and intellectual performance during parties and intensive training. However, short-term resistance has serious consequences later with regular use.
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