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Default Jul 03, 2018 at 12:04 AM
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Hi all. Is it possible to have drug-induced schizoaffective disorder? Have you ever heard of anyone having this experience? By "drug" I mean narcotic, not medication.
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Hi all. Is it possible to have drug-induced schizoaffective disorder? Have you ever heard of anyone having this experience? By "drug" I mean narcotic, not medication.
There is drug induced psychosis especially if you are schizotypal and are using stimulants like meth or coke. Also research shows that teens who use weed have a higher chance of developing some type of psychosis later in life if they could already have genetic or environmetal factors pointing them in that direction.
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