What are the hazards of drug abuse?

The harm caused by drug abuse includes physical health, mental health and social problems. Drugs are harmful to the body, such as heart disease and hepatitis; Have a negative impact on psychology, such as anxiety and depression; It brings crime and family breakdown to society. Prevention of drug abuse requires comprehensive measures such as education, legal and social support. * * * jointly create a drug-free social environment.

The harm caused by drug abuse is a serious and complicated problem, involving many aspects such as physiology, psychology and society. The following are some detailed explanations of the possible harm caused by drug abuse.

First of all, drugs have direct harm to health. Taking drugs, such as heroin, cocaine and ice, will strongly stimulate the central nervous system, leading to increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure and difficulty breathing. Taking drugs for a long time will also cause damage to internal organs, lungs, liver and heart, and even cause serious diseases, such as hepatitis, pneumonia and heart disease.

Secondly, the harm of drug abuse to mental health can not be ignored. The composition of drugs will directly affect the neurotransmitters in the brain, leading to psychological problems such as mood swings, anxiety, depression and even psychosis. Long-term drug abuse will also have a negative impact on cognitive ability, memory and learning ability, seriously affecting personal work and life.

In addition, drug abuse will also cause widespread harm to society. Drug addicts will engage in theft, robbery, drug trafficking and other criminal activities in order to obtain drugs, which poses a serious threat to social security. The spread of drugs will also lead to family breakdown and estrangement, which will have a negative impact on family relations and social harmony. In addition, drug abuse will also reduce employment opportunities, increase the economic burden, and adversely affect the entire social economy.

To sum up, the harm caused by drug abuse covers physical, psychological and social aspects. In order to protect the health of individuals and society, it is an important task to prevent drug abuse. This requires education, legal and social support to jointly create a non-toxic environment for society.

Drug abuse has a wide and serious impact on individuals and society. At the personal level, drug abuse may lead to the deterioration of physical health, including heart disease, lung disease and nerve damage. In addition, drug addiction will also destroy personal family relationships, occupations and social networks, leading to unemployment, poverty and social isolation. At the social level, drug abuse will pose a threat to social order and lead to criminal activities, such as theft, robbery and drug trafficking. In addition, people who abuse drugs may have abnormal behaviors and violent tendencies, posing a threat to others. Drug abuse will also have a negative impact on social economy, including an increase in medical expenses and a decrease in labor force. Therefore, preventing and responding to drug abuse is an important task to protect personal and social health.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) criminal law:

The second part specifies that

Chapter VI Crime of Disturbing Social Management Order

Section 7 Crimes of Smuggling, Trafficking, Transporting and Manufacturing Drugs Article 353 Whoever lures, instigates or deceives others to take or inject drugs shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or public surveillance and shall also be fined; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years and shall also be fined. Whoever forces others to take or inject drugs shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years and shall also be fined. Whoever lures, instigates, deceives or forces minors to take or inject drugs shall be given a heavier punishment.