If you suspect someone you know is struggling with drugs or alcohol, there are warning signs you can watch out for: Changes in performance at school or work Frequently missing school or work A sudden disinterest in work or their usual school activities A drop in their grades or work performance Changes in physical health Lack of energy or motivation Red eyes or enlarged pupils Tremors, slurred speech, or impaired coordination Changes in appetite, weight loss or weight gain Changes in sleep patterns Changes in appearance Neglecting their appearance, a lack of interest in clothing, grooming or looks Unusual smells on their breath, body, or clothing Changes in behavior Sudden change in friends, favorite hangouts, or hobbies Being secretive about where he or she goes with friends Unexplained drastic changes in relationships with friends or family Barring family members from entering their room Sudden mood swings, irritability, depression or angry outbursts Periods of unusual hyperactivity, agitation, or giddiness, often followed by low motivation Appearing fearful, anxious, or paranoid, with no apparent reason Changes in money management Unexplained financial problems, or making sudden requests for money without an explanation Stealing or taking other peoples money or valuables which can be exchanged for substances Changes in relationship to substances Using drugs or alcohol while driving or operating machinery Experiencing legal problems related to drugs or alcohol Using drugs or alcohol even though it causes problems in their relationships Hiding drugs or alcohol throughout their home Getting Help for Substance Misuse Its important to seek help for substance misuse
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