Marijuana Withdrawal Symptoms

How can you go through marijuana withdrawal symptoms if marijuana is not addictive? The truth is marijuana can be addictive as the component THC is active and targets the pleasure centers of the brain to create a euphoric state.  Marijuana withdrawal symptoms are sometimes described as the same cravings of cigarette withdrawal.

Marijuana Withdrawal Symptoms and Side-Effects

Marijuana withdrawal Symptoms include:
•    Irritability
•    Anger
•    Depression
•    Mood Swings
•    Headaches
•    Restlessness
•    Lack of Appetite
•    Cravings

Marijuana withdrawal symptoms can appear within the first eight hours after use for a habitual user and can be serious for a week to 10 days.  Certain symptoms may linger around for up to 45 days.  Withdrawal from marijuana is most identifiable by behavioral and emotional distress.

More serious side-effects of marijuana withdrawal include:
•    Anxiety
•    Physical Tension
•    Stomach Pains
•    Anorexia
•    Increased Aggression
•    Insomnia
•    Strange Dreams

Call if You Need Help Stopping Addiction or For More Information on Marijuana Withdrawal Symptoms

Marijuana is considered an illegal substance and therefore, its abuse is classified as substance abuse.  A person may still require help to stop the abuse of marijuana.  If you need help stopping your addiction, or for more information on marijuana withdrawal symptoms, contact one of our representatives today.