Alcohol use among children is becoming a daily occurrence. Curiosity begins to test intoxication and then gradually develops into a state of addiction.
The drug mafia initially distributes drugs free of charge to bring students and young people into the world of drugs. A survey by the Don Bosco Society in Thiruvananthapuram found that 28.7 percent of high school and higher secondary students in the state had used drugs at least once. Forty-eight percent of 16- to 18-year-olds and 43 percent of 14- to 15-year-olds were found to have used drugs. Even a single use can lead to addiction. It causes various changes in the brain's chemical composition and eventually leads to the constant use of intoxicants. Drugs are available in many forms and names. The use of such substances is often difficult to detect because no particular odor or color is recognizable.
Cannabis products are smoked and used in snacks. When these products are inhaled, the toxins contained in them are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream through the airways. Intoxicants produced orally are immediately intoxicating and further pressed into intoxication. Cannabis toxins can stimulate liver enzymes. It takes about a month for these toxins to leave the body once they enter the body completely, so even occasional use of minimal amounts can be very harmful to the body. Misuse of pills for mental illness and epilepsy is also widespread today. Children are not aware of the dangers it poses. One child who came to counseling said: '' I used cannabis because my friends told me it was natural. Not only me but a lot of my friends use it. "
Mental health professionals and psychologists have different and important roles to play in the treatment phase. Only a mental health professional has the authority to prescribe medication. However, the services of a psychologist are also essential when doing counseling and psychotherapy. Therefore, psychiatrists and psychologists have different and beneficial roles to play in drug treatment. Appointing counselors in schools helps to understand and solve children’s problems clearly.
Increasing drug use can lead to many physical problems—nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite in such people. Symptoms include constipation, shortness of breath, decreased heart rate, decreased blood pressure, itching, persistent infections, hepatitis, tuberculosis, malnutrition, liver disease, dementia, mental illness, sexual dysfunction, loss of consciousness, and epilepsy.
Drug abuse in adolescents is also a concern. It is also unique because it allows children to use such drugs so that parents can never doubt them. A father and mother who came for counseling said they had never seen a drug or a cigarette in their baby. Cannabis mafias lure children under the age of 18 into drug trafficking. Parents and teachers are the ones who can quickly find out if teenagers are using drugs symptoms of intoxication in children.
Sudden change in mood and behavior
Anorexia and nausea
Physical conditions
Fatigue, drowsiness, or insomnia
Lack of energy
Irregular footprints
Increasing demand for money and attempted theft
New partnerships/friendships
Decreased interest and focus on study and extracurricular activities
Do not go to school
To lie
Spend more time in the toilet
Keep pills, cigarettes, and syringes with you
Engage in crime
Express depression, fatigue, and frustration
Excessive anger and hostile behavior
Do not maintain personal hygiene
Inaccuracy
Suspicious behavior
Love the loneliness
The tendency to run away
Close the door and sit in the room
If children are found in this condition, it is essential to pay special attention and seek treatment. Seek the help of a doctor, psychologist, or counselor for drug treatment. It is important to understand that addiction is a medical condition and to seek treatment.
Family problems and learning disabilities can make children intoxicated. Parents can save their children from such situations only if they talk openly with their children about anything. Try to instill in children a personality that emphasizes values and relationships. Being a role model for both father and mother without being addicted to drugs helps the child's healthy growth.
How to get drunk:-
The compulsion of children of the same age
Curiosity to know what the drug is
Psychological difficulties
Ruptures in family relationships
Imitation illusion
The myth that it is herbal
Relatively easy access
The illusion that my thinking ability will grow.
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