Percocet abuse
Illegal Percocet use is considered any use of the medication in amounts or frequency of administering other than prescribed. By using it too much, too often, or for too long can lead to some risks and adverse consequences.
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What are the adverse effects of Percocet?
Behavioral effects
- acting high
- emotional swings
- illegal activities
- introverteded behavior
- mood instability
- violent spurs
Psychological effects
- addiction
- feelings of confusion
- personality dissorder
- seeing or hearing things that aren’t there (hallucinations)
- sleep problems
- turning paranoid
- worsening of depression
Serious adverse effects from Percocet
- cardiopulmonary collapse
- acute renal (kidney) damage
- respiratory arrest
- overdose on Percocet
- coma and/or death
Want to know more?
Long-term exposure to Percocet leads to many side effects in the body and brain of those who take it, especially if they abuse it or develop a need for chronic use. We invite you to carefully examine the adverse effects presented in our infographic, and explore more content on Percocet addiction and it’s effects. If you like what you see…please share it! And feel free to comment below.
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