What are some long term and short term effects of PCP?

Answer 1

• long term:

speech problems

• depression (feeling sad) and anxiety

• memory loss, problems thinking clearly

• flashbacks (feeling the effects of the drug

days or weeks later)

• a schizophrenia-like condition (the person

withdraws from reality) or paranoia (feeling

scared or suspicious for no reason)

• aggressive or violent feelings

• auditory hallucinations (hearing things that

are not there)

Short term:

• euphoria (extremely pleasurable feelings)

sweating, flushed skin

blurred vision and a blank stare

unclear speech

lowered heart rate, blood pressure and-body temperature

Answer 2

• At lower doses it has a mild, dreamy feeling similar to nitrous oxide. Users report feeling floaty and slightly outside their body. Numbness in the extremities is also common.
• Higher doses produce a hallucinogenic (trippy) effect, and may cause the user to feel very far away from their body.

Answer 3

I take it you want to know the short and long-term effects of heroin if used daily for a week or more, so I will answer the question based on this assumption;

The short term effects of continuous use (first few days of daily use) are: Constipation, itches, mild euphoria, powerful feeling of content and warmth, drifting in and out of unconsciousness.

The long term effects (over 1 week of daily use) are: Physical addiction which can include - diarrhoea, cold sweats, sneezing, pain in the stomach and legs, extreme fatigue, depression, insomnia, and also mental addiction/attachment.

Heroin is NOT the most addicting drug out there.