Methamphetamine belongs to this class of drugs that increase the activity of the central nervous system.
stimulants
Long-term use can lead to this mental health condition characterized by hallucinations and a loss of contact with reality.
psychosis
This is the most common and intense way to use methamphetamine, often associated with a fast "rush"
smoking
This rapid-acting neurotransmitter is released in massive amounts by meth, causing a intense "high" followed by a severe crash.
dopamine
Methamphetamine is chemically classified as a Schedule II substance, meaning it has a high potential for abuse and is only legal with this.
prescription
This condition,caused by meth, often termed "crank bugs," involves the hallucination of bugs.
Formication
This is the average age that people start using methamphetamine
19
Methamphetamine constricts blood vessels and causes a rapid or irregular heart rate, also known by this medical term.
Tachycardia
Often called "ice" or "glass," this is the appearance of high-purity, crystalized methamphetamine.
crystal meth
This term describes a dangerous, potentially lethal increase in body temperature caused by methamphetamine use.
Hyperthermia