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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
The euphoric experience goes away rapidly too, usually within 3-6 hours. The drug remains in the body, however, and causes side effects, which can be uncomfortable or harmful. These include nausea, vomiting, bad hallucinations, profuse sweating, somnolence or intense drowsiness, uncontrolled shaking or seizures, harm to vision, disorientation, paranoia, and loss of coordination, leading to injury.What Are the Symptoms of a Comedown from GHB?This drug increases the amount of serotonin and dopamine in the brain, which leads to relaxation, a sense of wellbeing, and hallucinations. Once the drug stops acting on these neurotransmitters, the person is more likely to feel exhausted, depressed, and experience rebound anxiety or paranoia. These effects are more intense when combined with other drugs or alcohol. Dehydration from profuse sweating and intense physical activity can also cause intensified comedown feelings.Some people use GHB to decrease the discomfort from an amphetamine comedown. Mixing drugs, especially potent drugs like these, increases the risk of serious side effects, overdose, and death. It also increases the risk of a cycle of dependence on stimulants and depressants – for example, MDMA and GHB – to feel normal or happy.Date Rape and Other CrimeBecause GHB induces low inhibitions, relaxation, potential amnesia, and other sedative effects, it is used as a date rape drug. People who abuse GHB recreationally put themselves at a greater risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections, suffering physical harm, and experiencing crimes, ranging from theft to physical abuse.Interactions with Other DrugsGHB is lethal when combined with other drugs, including
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