The symptoms are: if you are a normal person, you begin having nervous attacks, where you yell at your p-a spouse who is smirking at you. You feel like going crazy because of his behavior: he promises whatever needs to be said and does nothing. You get sick of his continuous excuses and begin feeling abused and exploited. You get confused and begin thinking that your duty in this marriage is to do the work of two while he diddles around and does nothing. Youy get guilt attacks when he pouts, and you promise him you will not bother him again with stupid things as taking out the trash. You cry in unstopabble waves watching silly movies where hubby is attentive and kind to her. The indicators of you being under a relentless passive aggressive attack are not physical, so don't bother going to the physician. Get a psychiatrist and begin talking about emotional abuse with him.
Sobriety.
Child abuse.
rolling balls.
YES a few symptoms is just the start it will only get much much worse
Some signs and symptoms that one can observe in a case of barbiturate abuse would be drowsiness, slurred speech, and confusion. The signs and symptoms vary depending on amount consumed.
Disease Model
The same as you would if anyone else showed such symptoms.
well symptoms are mostly agresiveness. other symptoms could include very tearful, withdrawn, quiet and unapproachable.
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Symptoms of codeine phosphate abuse may include drowsiness, confusion, slowed breathing, constipation, and mood swings. In severe cases, abuse can lead to respiratory depression, dependence, and overdose. Immediate medical attention should be sought if these symptoms are present.
Signs and symptoms of substance abuse can vary widely among individuals, making it challenging to identify consistent patterns. Additionally, many symptoms overlap with other mental health disorders, complicating accurate diagnosis. Cultural and contextual factors can also influence how substance abuse manifests, leading to underreporting or misinterpretation of behaviors. Furthermore, some individuals may hide their symptoms or engage in high-functioning substance abuse, further obscuring recognition of the problem.
There are many signs of alcohol abuse, including feelings of guilt, shame, and paranoia. Abusers also often black out.