Judy Tilton

Reversible and Irreversible consequences of Drug Abuse

The long-term consequences of drug abuse are numerous, but they are often overlooked. As a result, people often ignore the reversible and irreversible effects of this behavior. While they may not be aware of it, addiction can cause significant harm to the individual and the society. For example, if a person uses drugs for a prolonged period of time, the damage to their organs can be severe, even requiring a transplant or dialysis.