Analysis And Perception Of Drug Related Anxiety And Depression: Framework For Uttar Pradesh

Abstract

Extensive studies suggested that alcohol, amphetamine, caffeine, cannabis, cocaine, hallucinogen, inhalant, nicotine, opioid, phencyclidine, sedative, and polysubstance are the most widely misused substances that lead to various types of substance-related disorders. According to several academics, the most essential component in drug addiction is the physiological changes in the body caused by drugs. Because the medicine has altered the body's physiology, it reacts when the substance to which it has become used is no longer given. These disturbances, often known as withdrawal or abstinence syndromes of a unique set of psychological and physical symptoms and indicators for each drug kind. Addiction and depression frequently coexist. An addict's depression may be the catalyst for them to begin abusing drugs or alcohol. It could also emerge as the addiction worsens. Re-administration of the same medicine or another drug with a similar pharmacological activity within the same generic category alleviates these symptoms. The present study suggested that the analysis and perception of the drugs related to anxiety with the special focus on Uttar Pradesh.