A user becomes paranoid, is physically exhausted, appears confused, may have tactile hallucinations, and may become violent. These effects describe psychosis.

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Amphetamine use can lead to psychosis, characterized by paranoia, physical exhaustion, confusion, tactile hallucinations, and potential violence. These symptoms are associated with stimulant abuse, including amphetamines, rather than the depressant or hallucinogenic effects of the other substances listed.

A User Becomes Paranoid, Is Physically Exhausted, Appears Confused, May