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Which drugs cause paranoia and agression once taken, and how/what is used to help the overdose?
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Multiple: Many drugs can cause paranoia and aggression when ingested. These include hallucinogens, stimulants like cocaine, methamphetamine, pcp, designer drugs which are hard to keep up with pharmacologically, and even alcohol. Steroids too. It can be hard to know exactly "what" has been taken because street sources are unreliable. Responses are individual, and so are the treatments used in overdose.
Answered 12/28/2013
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