What does drugs cause?

Answer 1

This is a very vague question, different drugs cause different things, some cause nothing at all. Tobacco can cause lung cancer, emphysema, Heart disease, high blood pressure, or gum infection. Harder drugs like Heroin, Cocaine, or Methamphetamine can cause severe addiction, loss of brain function, comas, death, heart failure, or infections. Soft drugs like Marijuana have less effects than Tobacco, but can still harm your health, like low blood pressure. Legal drugs like Salvia dinorum do not have any long term effects. Clinical, over-the-counter drugs like Advil, ibuprofen, or Tylenol have different effects on different people depending on your body chemistry, age, weight, height, and your family's history with drugs. Some side effects can be swelling, nausea, headaches, dependency, diareeah, and drowsyness. Prescription drugs can have some potentially fatal side effects such as severe swelling, comas, depression, heart failure, and high blood pressure. If you are pregnant or nursing it is really not suggested that you take any form of drugs, and if not possible, to take as little as possible because the baby is still very sensitive and a variation in its body chemistry could be fatal.