explain about drugs and alcohol in teenager

1. Social issues

3. Teenage years are prime time for trying new things and
asserting one’s independence. As teens transition into
adulthood, they often become tempted by adult activities.
They want to follow their parents’ lead, try things their
friends have already done, and establish their own
identities. Drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, , household chemicals
(inhalants), frequently become involved in this mix.

4. Students are victimints of abuse alcohol ,
sexual assault and date rapes

5. How many teens drive
under the influence of
the following
substances?
Many illegal drugs today are made in
home labs. These drugs also may contain
bacteria, dangerous chemicals, and other
unsafe substances.

6.  If your teen is using alcohol, tobacco, or drugs, take it seriously. One of the most
important things you can do is to talk openly with your teen about the problem.
Urge him or her to do the same. Try not to use harsh, judging words. Be as
supportive as you can during this time.
In most cases, a hostile, angry face-to-face meeting pushes teen away from the
family. If you don't know what to do or if you feel uncomfortable, ask for help from a
pediatrician, psychologist , or psychiatrist .
The type of treatment teen needs depends on the level of substance abuse.

7.  The drugs and alcohol I think it is a safeguard that young people search
currently, because they want to get out of their problems without thinking about
the repercussions , today’s teenagers can not enjoy the party without alcohol,
because de society didn’t teach about the alcohol and drugs and the teenager look
the adults and imitate them; It is a common problem in my age because teenager
don’t know about the consequences and we have not had a training about their
self-esteem, their dignity and sense of belonging.
So, I think many teenager don’t pursue their dreams and lose their life
expectancies.

8.  Household Chemicals: Potentially dangerous chemicals can be found in every
room in your home. If not properly stored or used, these products could end up in
you or your child’s body or on you or your child’s skin and cause minor to serious
and even life-threatening health problems.
 Acquaintance rape is a sexual assault crime committed by someone who knows
the victim. It is also called date rape
 Disease: a disordered or incorrectly functioning organ, part, structure, or system
of the body resulting from the effect of genetic
 Urge: to push or force along; impel with force or vigor.

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