Drug abuse is a 'chronic disease' that causes prolonged misery as:
1. The incidence or cases increased rapidly
2. The high rate of relapse after being treated
3. The high number of deaths due to various causes
4. Danger and deadly infectious diseases: hepatitis, HIV/AIDS.
5. The amount of social and economic costs to be borne by families, communities and countries.
Dangerous drug because it affects the brain or central nervous system, and normal adolescent development power to:
1. Memory, so it's easy to forget
2. Attention, making it difficult concentration
3. Feelings, so it can not act rationally
4. Perception, thus providing a feeling of false or imaginary
5. Motivation, so the desire and ability to learn degenerated, damaged friendships, interests and ideals of the original change.
Besides creating dependency with all its consequences, drug abuse can also lead to:
1. Damage to various organs: liver, kidney, stomach, lung, heart, brain and reproductive system. Depending on the type of drug used, the amount and duration of use.
2. Mental changes: Impaired concentration of attention, lack of motivation to learn, work, paranoid, and Parkinson's disease.
3. Habits: may change due to lack of appetite, lack of attention to the quality of food and personal hygiene, which could lead to a state of malnutrition, thin body, pale, skin diseases and cavities.
4. The values of life: religious, social, cultural mutable, free sex behavior that could lead to the risk of unwanted pregnancy, venereal diseases and others.
5. Syringes: unsterile also can result in inflammation of the blood vessels, heart infections, abscesses, hepatitis B or hepatitis C, or even HIV/AIDS.
1. The incidence or cases increased rapidly
2. The high rate of relapse after being treated
3. The high number of deaths due to various causes
4. Danger and deadly infectious diseases: hepatitis, HIV/AIDS.
5. The amount of social and economic costs to be borne by families, communities and countries.
Dangerous drug because it affects the brain or central nervous system, and normal adolescent development power to:
1. Memory, so it's easy to forget
2. Attention, making it difficult concentration
3. Feelings, so it can not act rationally
4. Perception, thus providing a feeling of false or imaginary
5. Motivation, so the desire and ability to learn degenerated, damaged friendships, interests and ideals of the original change.
Besides creating dependency with all its consequences, drug abuse can also lead to:
1. Damage to various organs: liver, kidney, stomach, lung, heart, brain and reproductive system. Depending on the type of drug used, the amount and duration of use.
2. Mental changes: Impaired concentration of attention, lack of motivation to learn, work, paranoid, and Parkinson's disease.
3. Habits: may change due to lack of appetite, lack of attention to the quality of food and personal hygiene, which could lead to a state of malnutrition, thin body, pale, skin diseases and cavities.
4. The values of life: religious, social, cultural mutable, free sex behavior that could lead to the risk of unwanted pregnancy, venereal diseases and others.
5. Syringes: unsterile also can result in inflammation of the blood vessels, heart infections, abscesses, hepatitis B or hepatitis C, or even HIV/AIDS.
