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Prescription Drugs > Depressants > Abuse > Short-Term Effects

CNS DEPRESSANT ABUSE
SHORT-TERM EFECTS OF PRESCRIPTION DEPRESSANT ABUSE
Abusing CNS depressants can have very severe consequences.

  • Small doses can cause some of the same reactions alcohol does. You may get drowsy, lose some of your coordination and feel less inhibited, which makes you more likely to do things you normally wouldn’t.

  • You may have trouble talking clearly (slurred speech).

  • You may find it difficult to concentrate or make good judgments.

  • You could overdose. This could cause your heart and breathing to slow down so much that you’ll die.

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