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* Acute effects of amphetamines.
* Amphetamines are brain stimulants and cause temporary
* Euphoria.
* Increased physical and mental activity level.
* Increase working ability.
* Stimulate respiration.
* Decrease fatigue or weakness.
* Decreased appetite.
* Chronic effect of amphetamine.
* Amphetamine dependence.
* Central nerve system depression.
* Stroke.
* Hypertension.
* Altered level of consciousness.
* Psychosis.
* Withdrawl symptoms of Amphetamine.
* Delirium.
* Confusion.
* Hallucinations.
* Anxiety.
* Depression.
* Sleep disturbances.
* Increased appetite.
* Agitation.
* Violent behaviour.
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