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These stains can be yellow or brown in color and may be difficult to remove
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Some examples include: Increased or decreased blood pressure and heart rate (depending on the substance) Red or glassy eyes Lack of coordination Difficulty concentrating Distorted perception of reality Sweating Mental confusion Motor impairment Memory problems Paranoia Fatigue Delirium Euphoria or nervous laughter Hallucinations Dizziness, nausea, or vomiting Exaggerated, violent, or psychotic behavior Slurred speech Irritability Dry mouth Irrited eyes Nasal congestion Blurred vision Sexual desire (some substances can induce this) Dilated pupils Lettrence Lack of reflexes Loss of consciousness or fainting Tolerance develops: This is when a person needs to consume a larger amount to achieve the same effect, as the body becomes accustomed to it
