Question

What are the symptoms of hallucinogenic overdose? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Behavioral symptoms:

Spending a lot of time getting, using, and recovering from hallucinogen abuse

Attempting but failing to stop the abuse of hallucinogens

Abusing hallucinogens in situations when it is dangerous to do so

Continuing to use hallucinogens even after experiencing negative consequences as a result

Violent or aggressive behaviors

Physical symptoms:

Nausea

Vomiting

Dizziness

Increased blood pressure

Perspiration

Numbness in arms and legs

Respiratory distress

Vision problems

Increased heart rate

Muscle spasms

Cognitive symptoms:

Poor judgment

Amnesia

Delusions

Poor focus

Paranoia

Poor concentration

Dissociation

Hallucinations

Psychosocial symptoms:

Loss of interest in enjoyable activities

Agitation

Mood swings

Social withdrawal

Aggression

Irritability