What happens to people who skate for a long time?

I believe that many people have often heard of taking methamphetamine, which is also called ice skating in the industry. People who ice skate excessively will experience high excitement, hallucinations, mental stimulation, and even paranoid delusions and extreme anxiety. Therefore, long-term ice skating can be life-threatening and very harmful.

Abstract: Ice skating, which is what we often hear as taking methamphetamine, is a behavior that is very harmful to the body. But there are still many people who are taking methamphetamine. What kind of harm will a person who takes methamphetamine for a long time bring? We all know that methamphetamine can make the user highly excited, and it mainly stimulates the patient's central nervous system.

Long-term ice skating can cause toxic psychosis. Users will experience serious mental disorders such as persecution delusions, hallucinations, extreme anxiety, etc. When persecution delusions occur, users will feel that someone is following them and wants to hurt them, and they may engage in self-harm or other-harm behaviors; hallucinations are mainly visual hallucinations, and users will see simple object effects or complex scenes, which will have a great adverse impact on life. In severe cases, convulsions, coma, or even death may occur.

Patients who ice skate for a long time will use intravenous injection, because ordinary smoking can no longer satisfy their need to capture and feel a short-term intense euphoria, but after a long time it can induce various secondary diseases, such as hepatitis B, bacterial endocarditis, sepsis, etc. Once these diseases occur, they will exist for life and pose a threat to life safety;

Excessive use can cause hypersexuality. In order to satisfy their needs, users will become shameless and have a history of promiscuous sexual intercourse. This is the main reason why there are always women who take methamphetamine. They are prone to various infectious sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and even the mutual transmission of AIDS.

For patients who have been taking methamphetamine for a long time, once they stop taking drugs, they will experience a state of extreme exhaustion and depression. The increasing frequency of drug use will make the depression increasingly serious, and over time it will cause the user to develop extremely strong suicidal tendencies or behaviors.