Signs of Addiction || Behavioral Changes and Symptoms || Ashfaq Hussain | New Soch Rehab Centre

Signs of Addiction: Recognizing Behavioral Changes and Symptoms in Loved Ones for Early Intervention Recognizing Behavioral Changes Sudden changes in behavior can indicate substance abuse, such as increased aggression or withdrawal from family. Unexplained irritability or conflict with family members may signal addiction-related issues. Monitoring behavioral shifts is crucial for early detection of potential addiction. Physical Signs of Addiction Noticeable weight fluctuations—either gain or loss—can be a sign of drug use. The presence of unusual odors on a person's clothing or person may suggest substance abuse. Physical appearance changes, such as neglecting personal hygiene, can often accompany addiction. Financial Indicators Parents should inquire about the usage of pocket money given to children to identify spending patterns. Sudden secrecy or changes in spending habits can be a red flag for drug use. Keeping track of financial behaviors can help in early detection of addiction tendencies. Testing and Seeking Help If addiction is suspected, drug profile tests from laboratories can provide clarity. Early intervention is vital; knowing how to get help can prevent further issues. Professional support is available for those struggling with addiction, and outreach can lead to appropriate guidance and treatment.