Drugs are known to be widely-used as antidepressants, often trusted to reduce stress, confusion, depression, insomnia and ease bipolar disorders. Medication is used by many sufferers (such as Adapin, Aventyl, Elavil, Norpramin, Anafranil, Pamelor, Pertofrane, Sinequan etc). Stress from every day activity can be eased by these drugs People often decide to take these drugs because they are easy to get a hold of. They are so abundant that it almost seems like the obvious option to some.
Although it may be seen as effective and helpful at first, drugs may lead to effects that would cause harm to the body and to the brain. The ability to think straight and make decisions can be reduced by taking these drugs. In addition, here are some other side effects:
Having a Dry Mouth
The problem of lack of saliva characterizes Dry Mouth, also called Xerostomia. This may lead to a difficulty in speech and eating. The teeth can suffer from this lack of saliva. This is caused by the loss of the saliva's protective effect of remineralizing the enamel of a tooth and its capability of making the mucosa and a tissue in the mouth called periodontal tissue vulnerable to any infection. Bruxism can also occur, which is the clenching of the jaw, chewing as if eating, even with no food in the mouth.
Fatigue and Feeling Tired
Drugs are thought by some people to offer a permanent solution to depression and other conditions. However, the solution offered by them is usually temporary and can lead to problems. They can interfere with the every-day functions of the body. The feeling of sleepiness can creep up on someone who uses them. The occurrence is called "involuntary sleep onset". It will cause a person to nap repeatedly. They need to fight against the urge of sleeping during wrong times such as while driving, while eating, while walking and while in a conversation.
Bladder Problems and Constipation
Drugs affects the way a person's internal organs work. Once these drugs are taken, the chemicals that are absorbed by the body can cause harm to the internal organs. The result is intoxicated organs.
Problems with Sexual Health
Most of the people use drugs because they believe that drugs could increase the sex drive of an individual. However, in this case, the opposite is true. Instead of giving people the ability to enjoy sex, the use of drugs may lead to adverse effects to an individual's sex drive. The senses of the body do not work properly and prevent the normal pleasure in sex. The ability of the body to have an orgasm can even be impaired by the dysfunction of the internal organs.
Although it may be seen as effective and helpful at first, drugs may lead to effects that would cause harm to the body and to the brain. The ability to think straight and make decisions can be reduced by taking these drugs. In addition, here are some other side effects:
Having a Dry Mouth
The problem of lack of saliva characterizes Dry Mouth, also called Xerostomia. This may lead to a difficulty in speech and eating. The teeth can suffer from this lack of saliva. This is caused by the loss of the saliva's protective effect of remineralizing the enamel of a tooth and its capability of making the mucosa and a tissue in the mouth called periodontal tissue vulnerable to any infection. Bruxism can also occur, which is the clenching of the jaw, chewing as if eating, even with no food in the mouth.
Fatigue and Feeling Tired
Drugs are thought by some people to offer a permanent solution to depression and other conditions. However, the solution offered by them is usually temporary and can lead to problems. They can interfere with the every-day functions of the body. The feeling of sleepiness can creep up on someone who uses them. The occurrence is called "involuntary sleep onset". It will cause a person to nap repeatedly. They need to fight against the urge of sleeping during wrong times such as while driving, while eating, while walking and while in a conversation.
Bladder Problems and Constipation
Drugs affects the way a person's internal organs work. Once these drugs are taken, the chemicals that are absorbed by the body can cause harm to the internal organs. The result is intoxicated organs.
Problems with Sexual Health
Most of the people use drugs because they believe that drugs could increase the sex drive of an individual. However, in this case, the opposite is true. Instead of giving people the ability to enjoy sex, the use of drugs may lead to adverse effects to an individual's sex drive. The senses of the body do not work properly and prevent the normal pleasure in sex. The ability of the body to have an orgasm can even be impaired by the dysfunction of the internal organs.
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