Drugs Affect Body in Different Ways

Ankhita Chobe^*
*Correspondence: Ankhita Chobe, Professor of Pharmacy, Government College of Pharmacy (GCP), Bangalore, India, Tel: 912222782730, Email:

Keywords

Drugs • Drug use Pattern • Medication

Various sorts of medications influence your body in an unexpected way, and the impacts related with medications can shift from one individual to another. How a medication impacts an individual is reliant upon an assortment of components including body size, general wellbeing, the sum and strength of the medication, and whether some other medications are in the framework simultaneously [1]. It is imperative to recall that illicit medications are not controlled substances, and thusly the quality and strength may vary starting with one cluster then onto the next.

Medications can have present moment and long haul impacts. These impacts can be physical and mental, and can incorporate reliance. You may act in an unexpected way, feel contrastingly and think distinctively on the off chance that you have ingested medications. What's more, you may battle to control your activities and musings. You may start to utilize drugs without contemplating any damage to your body. You may figure drugs will not turn into an issue since you are just an easygoing client. The more you take a medication, the almost certain you are to develop a resilience to its belongings [2]. This can prompt the need to take bigger dosages to acquire the impacts of the medication. Thus, proof proposes that after delayed use, numerous medications can cause reliance [3]. Medication reliance can rapidly start to influence your mental and actual wellbeing, and can likewise influence your work and public activity [4].It is essential to recollect that there is no protected degree of medication use. Be cautious when taking any sort of medication.

Physical harms from drug use

Drug use can affect short and long-term health outcomes. Some of these health outcomes can be serious, and possibly irreversible.

Drug use can lead to risky or out of character behavior. When affected by drugs

• You are more likely to have an accident (at home, in a car, or wherever you are).

• You may be vulnerable to sexual assault or you may engage in unprotected sex. Either of these could lead to pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection.

• You could commit a sexual assault or other violent act.

• You may find it hard to sleep, think, reason, remember and solve problems.

Drug use can also result in long-term health outcomes that include

• harm to organs and frameworks in your body, like your throat, stomach, lungs, liver, pancreas, heart, mind, sensory system

• cancer, (for example, cellular breakdown in the lungs from breathing in drugs)

• infectious illness, from shared infusing gear and expanded frequency of hazard taking practices

• infectious illness, from shared infusing gear and expanded frequency of hazard taking practices

• acne, or skin injuries if the medication you are taking makes you pick or scratch at your skin

• needle checks and fell veins, in the event that you infuse consistently

• baldness

• male design hair development in ladies, like beard growth

References

1. http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/drugs/Pages/Drugsoverview.aspx
2. Meth mouth: How methamphetamine use affects dental health, Mouth Healthy, American Dental Association, USA.
3. http://www.drugs.health.gov.au/internet/drugs/publishing.nsf/content/youth4
4. https://adf.org.au/drug-facts/