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A person can become intolerant to a drug after prolonged use, when the body adapts to the medication and requires higher doses to achieve the same effect. This can occur due to metabolic changes, receptor desensitization, or other physiological adaptations. Additionally, some individuals may develop intolerances more quickly due to genetic factors or underlying health conditions. It's important to monitor any adverse reactions and consult a healthcare professional if drug intolerance is suspected.
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What restriction does an person have if there intolerant?
If a person is intolerant to something, they should not eat, drink, or be near that thing as it can cause an allergic reaction.
What is another word for intolerant person?
The abstract noun form of the adjective intolerant is intolerance.
Can one become lactose intolerant throughout life?
Yes. The enzyme lactase becomes deficient if it is not used for an extended period of time. This causes one to become lactose intolerant.
Why does a person become addicted to a drug?
Addictive personalities play a significant part in how people become slaves to the fix.
What do you call a person who pushes drugs illegally?
a drug addict. because when you start taking it u become addicted
Definition of bigot?
a person who is utterly intolerant of any differing creed, belief, or opinion
What do alcohol and drug treatments offer?
It offers you a second chance in life and helps you renew yourself and become a better person
Are you born lactose intolerant?
No, not all humans are lactose intolerant. If you can ingest any dairy products, such as milk or cheese, you're not lactose intolerant.
What does it mean for a person to be intolerant?
It means that someone is unwilling to accept anything that is different from what they identify with or believe in.
Do drug addicts start with marijuana?
Drug addiction is very much a matter of the person's psychology/personality. Do -some- drug addicts start with marijuana? Yes, but do all marijuana users become drug addicts? No. Trying to get an unbiased answer to this question is going to be very difficult.
What happen to people's bodies when they become dependent on a drug?
This depends on the drug. For opiates, as early as one week of continuous abuse will cause symptoms such as constipation, behavior that is different than what the person normally will exhibit...i.e. "too cheerful" or "too hyper", mood instability can occur with explosive anger that is unprovoked. You are speaking of dependence on a drug, not addiction. Being dependent on a drug is very different than being addicted to it. Cancer patients may become dependent on the narcotics they are prescribed for pain, and this is inevitable, as their pain demands relief. They are NOT addicted, because they are not manipulatively seeking out the drug for means other than what it is prescribed for, and most of the time, folks who are dependent on a drug don't even WANT the drug in their life, where as a person whom is addicted craves it. I'm assuming we are sticking with drug dependence and not addiction in this case. Every drug has different side effects when dependence on it begins- of course, a need for more of the drug to do the same job will be necessary as the person becomes tolerant to the drug. Another sign of dependence will be that the person will not be as tired, will not exhibit the same side effects such as lethargy that they did when they first started taking the drug- as their bodies have become used to the drug.
What are the attributes of an obnoxious person?
anal personality self centered pompous arrogant intolerant ignorant republican
