Symptoms of smoking weed...?

Question

What are some indications of long term marijuana use in a person? How does the person act? What does it physically do to your body, such as hair growth patterns, moodiness, loss of sexual stamina, etcetra. Do these symptoms only occur while one is using weed, or does it go away after they stop? I dont know a lot about the effects of weed. Will someone help me? Does it cause a person to be a Jeckyl and Hyde? Nice one day and angry the other? No desire to do anything but sleep and drink and do the same mechanical things?

Answer 1

Lazyness, moodiness (in some), red eyes. I don't think it causes a person to be a "Jeckyl and Hyde" though--that would be something else causing that more than likely.

Answer 2

wow, some people have no idea. here's the truth:

LONG TERM CONSTANT USE can effect you negatively. it WILL decrease your libido/sexual stamina. it WILL cause short term memory loss. it WILL cause general lethargy. it WILL damage your lungs, though whether it is worse or better than cigarettes is still debated every day.

on a short term basis, weed is not a strong drug. it does not send you on a "trip" or give you visual hallucinations. it can be physical, mental, or both. it does not USUALLY trigger mood swings, changes in personality, or long term changes. however, paranoia and anxiety are VERY common side effects, WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE.

i have seen people launched into full-scale panic attacks after smoking, though. some people simply have a very bad reaction. but it should NOT cause any kind of jeckyl & hyde situation. it is possible that there is someone who is usually a very angry/mean person by nature, but is kinder and gentler while under the influence of marijuana. but again, it should not be a night and day comparison. that would be a sign of an underlying mental or emotional problem, and ENHANCED by the marijuana, not caused by it.

by the way, i've been smoking weed every day for over 3 years, and i personally have noticed weaker lungs, decreased libido, and lethargy.

Answer 3

Some become Jekyll and Hyde some don't. It can cut down on someones sex drive. If the person is a young boy when he starts it can stunt his muscle growth, and he will appear smaller than his peers. It does go away when they stop, after they get over the shock of not having it anymore. The sleeping and drink and mechanical behavior is classic.

Answer 4

Short term the effects of pot smoking are minor. As time goes on, the chronic smoker will, indeed, show signs of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde. Paranoia is commonplace, although the user doesn't see it. Ambition goes out the window, but the big ideas come forth with no motivation to see them through, mostly because they are unachievable. Personl appearance goes by the boards, too, as does personal hygeine. Nothing much matters, but it doesn't matter to the constant toker because nothing is amiss.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Hair growth patterns? You've got to be kidding. Honestly....it does nothing physically to your body. As for sexual stamina, if anything, it increases it. It's common for people to use it to enhance their pleasure.
A person will relax while using it, yes. As with any drug, coffee, alcohol, etc, use and ABUSE are two different things.

Answer 7

No because you start to ovulate before you have your period. Now you experimented with drugs...it is time to stop a focus on school. You are so young.

Answer 8

Jeckly and Hyde sounds like bi-polar disorder, a.k.a. manic depressive....

Answer 9

have you ever thought about the symptoms of smoking weed? i mean, like, really think about them?