Drugs

2. – The process of stopping drug use and working to improve health and life again.
6. – A dangerous reaction that happens when someone takes too much of a drug.
7. – Unpleasant physical or emotional symptoms that occur when a person stops using an addictive drug.
10. – A condition where a person cannot stop using a substance even when it harms their life and health.
13. – Drugs that slow down the brain and body, causing relaxation, tiredness, or drowsiness.
14. – A very strong synthetic drug that can stop breathing and cause overdose even in tiny amounts.
15. – Drugs that change the way a person sees, hears, or feels things, causing them to imagine things that are not real.

1. use – Substances prescribed by doctors to treat illnesses, relieve pain, or help with health conditions.
3. – Drugs that speed up the body and brain, increasing energy, alertness, and heart rate.
4. effects – Unwanted physical or mental changes caused by using a drug or medicine.
5. – When the body becomes used to a drug and needs more and more to feel the same effect.
8. – Chemicals that people breathe in to get high, which can damage the brain and organs.
9. (drug) – Using a medicine or drug in a way that is not recommended or safe.
11. – An illegal opioid drug that causes strong addiction and serious health problems.
12. – Substances that are against the law to use, buy, or sell.