What is the difference between using and abusing a drug?

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2 answers:

svlad2 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

If this is like an explanation with no "correct answer," here's my opinion.

Drugs can be used in resourceful ways to treat people from a certain disease or relieve pain but drugs can also be abused at times. An example of abusing drugs is buying and consuming illegal drugs without a prescription from a doctor or using drugs to harm others or even yourself. To conclude, the difference between using and abusing a drug is using a drug is usually for a good cause while abusing a drug is usually for a harmful or bad cause.

Blizzard [7]2 years ago

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The difference between using and abusing a drug: using a drug can be helpful if you are in pain, need to fight a virus and etc, and then stopping. Abusing a drug is taking a drug after you’ve fixed the issue as to why you were taking the drug in the first place, abusing drugs can be addictive and dangerous.

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