
People who snort ice are at higher risk of be susceptible to social, work and financial problems.find everyday activities less enjoyable.People who use ice repeatedly can develop problems including: The ambulance officers don’t have to call the police. If you suspect someone has overdosed on ice, call triple zero (000) and ask for an ambulance.
People who take a large amount or a strong batch of ice are at risk of overdose.
unusual, aggressive or violent behaviour. severe paranoid delusions and hallucinations. High doses of ice and frequent use can cause ‘ice psychosis’, which can last a few days, causing: whether they take other drugs at the same timeĬoming down from using ice may take several days. Ice can affect people differently based on: These effects can last for up to 12 hours. Ice produces an intense rush that can make you feel happy, confident, energetic and alert. It comes as little crystals that look like ice, or as a white-to-brownish, crystal-like powder. It is purer and more powerful than other types of methamphetamine, such as speed. Ice is a central nervous system stimulant that affects the messages sent between your body and your brain. It is very addictive and is linked to chronic physical and mental health problems. Ice (crystal meth) is an illegal methamphetamine, a member of the amphetamine family of drugs.
Related information on Australian websites.What if I use other drugs or alcohol together with ice?.Speak with your doctor if you want to stop using ice.Ice use can lead to psychosis, and an ice overdose can be fatal.