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Which type of damage can drugs do to your brain?
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DEPENDS: Different drugs can do different things. But your asking says it worries you. Circumstances are different if you're talking about heroin, bath salts, lithium, ssri's - i can only gather that something in this scares you. A psychiatrist should know enough about drugst help you clarify. Get some help doing that and get some straight information.
Answered 4/14/2016
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