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12. if pregnant woman abuse drugs, how would it affect the fetus.

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12. if pregnant woman abuse drugs, how would it affect the fetus.

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*Taking the club drug Ecstasy while pregnant can interfere with the baby's motor development after birth, a new study finds. The drug also seems to raise the odds of having a baby boy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDfn7wXqChI

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1- taken at dance parties and raves
2-some date-rape drug
3-he effects of substance abuse are even more detrimental to teens than they are to adult
4-Your teen’s brain is still developing, so if they abuse club drugs like LSD, brain damage can occur
5-Most club drugs are addictive — mentally, physically, or both. And most tragically of all, some teenagers have even died from abusing party drugs
6-MDMA (Ecstasy)

These pills cause euphoria that lasts for 3–6 hours and users are compelled to trust and touch everyone they meet
7- LSD (Acid)
This profoundly mind-altering drug impacts the brain, causing intense hallucinations and emotions that do not fit the situation
8-  Rohypnol
While “roofies” are most notorious for being rape drugs, some teens intentionally take Rohypnol to for its sedative effects.
9- GHB
The liquid drug gamma-Hydroxybutyrate acid (or GHB) provides a sense of relaxation. As with Rohypnol, teens use GHB as a date rape drug.
10- Ketamine
Veterinarians use ketamine as an anesthetic during some painful or stressful procedures. The drug’s sedative qualities render it an appealing party drug choice, but it can slow breathing to the point of death.
11- Methamphetamine (Speed)
This drug, made more famous by the hit show Breaking Bad, can exponentially increase energy.

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10. Post 1 PSA or information video about using drugs 

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10. Post 1 PSA or information video about using drugs 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfog1F5kfJc

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Ecstasy withdrawl causes basically the opposite of what an ecstasy high feels like. The person will experience depression, sadness, and anxiety. There is councling and rehab centers available for help.

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Includes:

Ecstasy/MDMA

GHB.

Ketamine.

Rohypnol.

LSD.

Methamphetamine.

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~LSD comes in strips and looks kind of like stickers they often have small designs on them. They are cut individually and placed on the tongue.
~Ecstasy pill
~GHB is usually a liquid or powder
~Ketamine is a white powder snorted
~Rohypnol white circular pill
~Methamphetamine comes in a crystal form and is smoked

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Ecstasy is a man-made drug made in a laboratory. Caffeine, amphetamine and even cocaine can be found in the pill.
It can be psychologically addictive. Ecstasy works by releasing all of the serotonin (the chemical that controls your mood) in your brain at once. This flood of serotonin is essentially what produces an Ecstasy high.

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Ecstasy is known for it causing feelings of euphoria in the short term but it can also cause memory loss, confusion, panic attacks, paranoia, blurred vision, nausea and more. Long term effects of ecstasy use can result in psychosis, decrease nerve function, it can cause your heart to stop, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts or tendencies and more.

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Ecstasy is not likely to be physically addictive. It can possibly be addictive psychologically because it alters transmissions in the brain, but the probability of becoming addicted is low.

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9. Where can someone go for help to stop using the drug ? 

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9. Where can someone go for help to stop using the drug ? 

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Luxury rehab facilities will offer you a range of luxurious amenities in addition to residential drug abuse treatment.

Executive rehab facilities will provide you with privacy and similarly top quality amenities and substance abuse treatment as luxury facilities – only they will also allow busy professionals to keep an active involvement in the workplace throughout recovery.

Standard facilities offer both inpatient (or residential) and outpatient drug abuse treatment.

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7. Does ecstasy cause a lifestyle disease or other health complications? 

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7. Does ecstasy cause a lifestyle disease or other health complications? 

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Ecstasy damages the brain.
Short Term: It can cause dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and complications that can include seizures.
Long-term: MDMA can damage the brain.

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4. According to Rehabs.com, the percentage of teens who use ecstasy is 

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4. According to Rehabs.com, the percentage of teens who use ecstasy is 

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About 1.2% of adolescents had taken ecstasy at least once in their lives.

An estimated 0.7% of adolescents reported taking ecstasy in the past year.

Roughly 0.2% of adolescents reported using ecstasy in the previous month.

* According to a recent medical report on club drug abuse at raves, 89% of party-goers tried ecstasy at least one time and almost 50% had used it in the past month.

Lizmarie Maldonado, M.S. in Public Health. (n.d.). Ecstasy Statistics. Retrieved May 01, 2017, from http://luxury.rehabs.com/ecstasy-abuse/statistics/