Substance Abuse Behaviour / Testing & Identification / Kids, Students & Workplace

How to Tell if Someone Is Using Drugs

Drug use affects people from all walks of life and of all socioeconomic statuses. Whatever the reason a person starts taking drugs—whether recreationally or as prescribed—tolerance, patterns of increased use, physical dependence and, ultimately, addiction may develop—sometimes before the user even realizes it.

Drug use can wreak havoc on the body and mind and may eventually become deadly. When you realize that you or someone you love has a problem, it’s essential to get help right away. Use of most substances will produce noticeable signs and symptoms. 

These may include physical or behavioural symptoms – most likely both.

By using our “Drug Expert” from Cheaters Investigations to enquiry on assistance for drug use signs and testing phone Cell Phone: 27 82 907 7747.

Prompt identification with co-operative testing for the presence of recreational drug use could enable prompt treatment which could be lifesaving.

What Are Physical Signs of Drug Abuse?

Some of the most noticeable symptoms of drug use are those that affect certain physiological processes. 

For example:

(These changes in appearance can be additional clues to possible drug use : method used by suspect could be sniffing, smoking, or injecting).

• Abrupt weight changes.
• Changes in hygiene.
• Dental issues.
• Skin changes.
• Glazed eyes or bloodshot.
• Dilated or constricted pupils.
• Problems sleeping or sleeping too much.

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 on Cell Phone: 27 82 907 7747 

What Are Behavioural Signs of Drug Abuse?

Drug use tends to significantly alter a person’s behaviour and habits. Some drugs can impair the brain’s ability to focus and think clearly.

Changes in behaviour, such as the following, are sometimes associated with problematic substance use:

• Increased aggression or irritability.
• Depression.
• Changes in attitude/personality.
• Lethargy.
• Sudden changes in a social network.
• Dramatic changes in habits and/or priorities.
• Involvement in criminal activity.

Learning to recognize the physical or behavioural signs of drug use can help prevent the problem from progressing further.

For appointment with an “Drug Expert” from

Cheaters Investigations please call us on Cell Phone: 27 82 907 7747