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Immediate effects Soon after taking ice, a person may experience a number of psychological and physical effects including: Feelings of euphoria, excitement and wellbeing Increased alertness, confidence and libido, more energy, feelings of increased strength, talkativeness, restlessness, repeating simple acts, and itching, picking and scratching Tremors of the hands and fingers Speeding up of bodily functions, such as increased breathing rate, body temperature, blood pressure, a rapid and irregular heartbeat and excessive sweating Difficulty sleeping, reduced appetite, dilated pupils, dry mouth, stomach cramps, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision and severe headaches Abrupt shifts in thought and speech, which can make someone using ice difficult to understand Nervousness, panic attacks, anxiety, paranoia The variable purity of each batch of ice increases the risk of negative effects and overdose Long-term effects Long-term use of ice can result in a number of health issues, including: high blood pressure and increased risk of heart-related complications such as heart attack and heart failure malnutrition and rapid weight loss due to reduced appetite chronic sleeping problems reduced immunity and increased susceptibility to infections due to the person not sleeping or eating properly depression, anxiety, tension and paranoia brain damage (there is some evidence that amphetamines may damage brain cells resulting in reduced memory function and other impairments in thinking) dental problems (from grinding teeth) lung damage (from smoking ice) damage to the lining of the nose (from snorting ice) irritability, aggression, hostility and amphetamine psychosis, including hallucinations, paranoid delusions and unusual behaviour scarring, abscesses and vein damage (from injecting ice)
