"it's all good": Euphoria generally means a state of great happiness or well-being. In non-medical contexts, it's wonderful to feel euphoric. "peak experiences" involving spirituality, family, or nature can lead to euphoria. However, euphoria may also occur artificially, as a drug effect, or as a result of brain injury or mania. In these cases euphoria may point to the need to treat an underlying disorder.
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Euphoria: Intense feelings of well-being, happiness, excitement & joy. Can result from psychoactive drugs, mood disorders, head injury, hyperthyroidism & diseases affecting the nervous system.
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