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Hallucinogens, obviously, aren’t the same as opioids. You may not develop that same level of physical dependency. However, hallucinogen use can lead to an increased tolerance, which leads, of course, to an increased level of consumption as well. The main problem with hallucinogens can be a kind of psychological dependence. That’s what can do lasting damage to you.
Many people who have used hallucinogens for a long period of time experience flashbacks or even develop psychosis. To be clear, in this context, “psychosis” means something like feeling afraid, confused, and even paranoid at times when you aren’t using the drugs. As you might imagine, this can have any number of consequences for your safety, your family, your job, your friends, and so much more.
There are other negative physical side effects to hallucinogen use as well. For example, many folks who use hallucinogens also experience an increase in blood pressure, an inability to sleep, dramatic mood swings, loss of memory, a loss of coordination, nausea, and in some cases, even seizures. If you or someone you love has been abusing hallucinogens, we can help. wanted to lead.
At Conquer Recovery, we believe in always providing patients with the treatment that’s right for them. So, when you come here, we’ll give you a complete and thorough evaluation. This will allow us to put together a treatment plan that is just right for you and your specific needs. Many will then go through detox, where you’ll be watched over by our staff to ensure that you are safe and secure while getting clean and sober. From there, you could move into our treatment where our staff will help you to find and conquer those underlying issues that are causing your addiction. To start today: (855) 958-4333.
