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3.) What are the drugs made up of and what addictive chemical is used in these drugs?

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3.) What are the drugs made up of and what addictive chemical is used in these drugs?

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4.) What is the percent of teens that use these drugs in the U.S.?

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4.) What is the percent of teens that use these drugs in the U.S.?

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Research indicates that 20% of teens that have abused prescription drugs reported that they did so before the age of 14. Also, 33% of teens believe that using prescription drugs not prescribed to them is okay

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Possibly, after patients take the depressants they feel very relaxed, sleep and uncoordinated. Patients taking depressants become physically dependent on the medications to avoid uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal.

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11.) Ten facts about depressants you should know.

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11.) Ten facts about depressants you should know.

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8.)What are the withdrawal symptoms of this drug & where can one go for help/ treatment?

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8.)What are the withdrawal symptoms of this drug & where can one go for help/ treatment?

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Some withdrawal symptoms are anxiety, headaches, vomiting and dizziness.
To find help you can call the national prevention lifeline 1-800-273-8255 and you can all so contact abuse treatment facility locator at 1-800-662-4357 or visit there website at www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov

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6.) Short/Long term effects of the drug on body/brain? Can it be fatal?

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6.) Short/Long term effects of the drug on body/brain? Can it be fatal?

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Short term effects:
- Slow brain function
- Slowed pulse and breathing
- Lowered blood pressure
- Poor concentration

Long term effects:
- Depression
- Chronic Fatigue
- Sleep and Sexual problems
Yes, you can die if you misuse/abuse depressants. The risk for overdose/death are dramatically increased when depressants are combined with alcohol or other drugs.

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Depressants are taken in a bunch of different forms, between smoking cannabis to taking prescribed pills. some of the most common way people take depressants is something you wouldn't assume drinking alcohol, it's considered a depressant, also opioids are considered depressants too

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9.) Where can someone go to stop using these drugs?

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9.) Where can someone go to stop using these drugs?

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Treatment center

Hospital

Support groups

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7.) Can these drugs cause any form of lifestyle disease or any health complications?

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7.) Can these drugs cause any form of lifestyle disease or any health complications?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tflLSOCFxd4

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http://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/prescription/depressants.html

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12.) If a pregnant women abuses these drugs, what will happen to the fetus?

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12.) If a pregnant women abuses these drugs, what will happen to the fetus?

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Affect blood supply when giving birth
Birth defects or fetal demise
Underdeveloped and underweight