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Recognizing signs of drug abuse can be the first step toward helping a friend or relative to get help.

Signs of Drug Abuse. Recognizing signs of drug abuse can be the first step toward helping a friend or relative to get help. You can help a person with a drug problem by doing the following: Let the person know you don’t approve. Gather information on the health effects of the drug.

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Recognizing signs of drug abuse can be the first step toward helping a friend or relative to get help.

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  1. Signs of Drug Abuse • Recognizing signs of drug abuse can be the first step toward helping a friend or relative to get help.

  2. You can help a person with a drug problem by doing the following: Let the person know you don’t approve. Gather information on the health effects of the drug. Tell the person where he or she can find help. Signs of Drug Abuse

  3. Signs of drug abuse include: Paleness and perspiration Dilated pupils Runny nose and nosebleeds Jitters and hyperactivity Ability to go without food or sleep for long periods Anxiety, anger, or unreasonable suspiciousness Loss of memory Signs of Drug Abuse

  4. Signs of drug abuse include: Increases in energy and talkativeness followed by lethargy and depression Sudden carelessness about appearance Broken appointments, promises, and lying Inability to explain what happened to money Tardiness, absences, declining grades Trouble with the law, family, or authorities Signs of Drug Abuse

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