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Question

my son father came to my house to see his son and his eyes he could not keep them open is that a sign of drugs

he look funny he didnt act his self he didnt play with his son he didnt say much

Answer 1

Narcotics: Lethargy, drowsiness, euphoria, nausea, constipation, constricted pupils, slowed breathing

Hallucinogens: Trance-like state, excitation, euphoria, increased pulse rate, insomnia, hallucinations

Alcohol: Slurred speech, impaired judgment and motor skills, incoordination, confusion, tremors, drowsiness, agitation, nausea and vomiting, respiratory ailments, depression

Depressants: Drowsiness, confusion, incoordination, tremors, slurred speech, depressed pulse rate, shallow respiration, dilated pupils

Cocaine/Crack Cocaine: Excitability, euphoria, talkativeness, anxiety, increased pulse rate, dilated pupils, paranoia, agitation, hallucinations

Inhalants: Slurred speech, incoordination, nausea, vomiting, slowed breathing

Marijuana: Mood swings, euphoria, slow thinking and reflexes, dilated pupils, increased appetite, dryness of mouth, increased pulse rate, delusions, hallucinations

Stimulants: excitability, tremors, insomnia, sweating, dry mouth and lips, bad breath, dilated pupils, weight loss, paranoia, hallucinations

Tobacco: Smelly hair, clothes, and breath; yellowing of teeth; coughs; increased asthma attacks; shortness of breath and poorer athletic performance. After only a few weeks, users of spit tobacco can develop cracked lips, white spots, sores, and bleeding in the mouth

Answer 2

Yes and no. It could very well, be a sign of drugs. but, I also know people who have the same look from being extremely tired. If you are uncertain. i would just address the issue and tell him you noticed that he looked " awful " when he was over, and tell him if he ever feels like that again, you would prefer to reschedule his visit. So that he may enjoy it.

Answer 3

You have to be more specific. Do you mean they were like tiny slits that he could barely see through or was he beaten up? If it was the first one then yes he is an abuser. Sounds like he is either wasted or drunk. Could you smell alcohol or pot? If not it may have been another drug.

Answer 4

It could be, but maybe not. Maybe he had been awake for a long time. Usually other symptoms will give away drug abuse, not just drowsiness.

Answer 5

many things can cause this drink or a bereavment. It doesnt technically have to be drugs

Answer 6

it might be one of the symptoms. more important one is how he was speaking, was he speaking clearly or not and was it making sence.