With repeated drug administration, the body begins to compensate for drug use by causing symptoms opposite of what the drug causes. This phenomenon is called

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Withdrawal symptoms are the body's response to the absence of the drug, often manifesting as effects opposite to those produced by the drug itself. This occurs because the body has adapted to the drug's presence and reacts when the drug is no longer available.

With Repeated Drug Administration, the Body Begins to Compensate for Drug