Fatal cardiac slowdown can be caused by sedatives, prescription pain medication, or opioids.

Inhalants can cause a rapid or irregular heartbeat, leading to heart failure and death. Stimulants, like cocaine and meth, cause irregular heartbeats, heart attack, stroke, blood clots, heart damage, or sudden death. Meth causes dry mouth, teeth clenching, and poor dental hygiene, resulting in meth mouth – rotten teeth, gum disease, and bad breath. KidneysĮcstasy and meth raise your body temperature, causing dehydration, which restricts blood flow to the kidneys and may result in kidney failure. Smoking marijuana can cause breathing diseases, including a chronic cough, bronchitis, and emphysema, and lung inflammation and lung infection. Steroids can cause you to stop growing – you may never reach your full adult height. Meth causes a decrease in appetite, causing you to look thin and skeletal. Eventually it can entirely destroy the cartilage in your nose. Snorting cocaine can lead to nosebleeds and a decreased sense of smell. Steroids can cause development of breasts in males. Steroids can cause baldness in men and facial hair and baldness in women. And don’t forget those needle marks and collapsed veins if you shoot up any drugs! Your hair Meth causes acne, dull skin, and self-inflicted wounds from picking at your face and body because you think that bugs are crawling under your skin, leaving sores and scars. Steroids cause acne breakouts on your face and body. Here are some of the ways drugs can change your physical appearance and your body-for the worse.

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