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is an ingredient in more than 125 nonprescription cough and cold medications, including forms of Robitussin, Coricidin and Vicks. When abused, it is considered a dissociative and hallucinogen (Cavendish).

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When used to become high, it can make the user experience mild distortions of color and sound, hallucinations and loss of motor control ("What is DXM?")

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-Dex/Drex
-Poor Man's PCP/X
-Red Devils/Red Hots
-Robo
-Skittles
-Vitamin D
(Cavendish).

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Nausea and vomiting

Stomach pain

Confusion

Dizziness

Double or blurred vision

Slurred speech

Impaired physical coordination

Rapid heart beat

Drowsiness

Numbness of fingers and toes

Disorientation

("What is DXM?")

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Abuse usually occurs among club-goers and other adolescents when it is usually labelled as Ecstasy. It also is affordable and attainable, making it an easy high for teenagers (Cavendish).

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No current scientific evidence proves that it is physically addictive, yet countless amounts of people, especially teens and young adults have been recorded having a psychological dependence to the drug ("Dextromethorphan").

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Dextromethorphan Bibliography - Google Docs