Signs of amphetamine addiction vary as the disease progresses.
At first, they are almost invisible. Outwardly, drug addicts at the initial stage almost do not differ from other people. Later, troubles begin due to delays, disruption of agreements, absenteeism, non-fulfillment of promises.
Often, the addict manages to hide his condition, so others attribute this to the peculiarities of personality and upbringing.
Soon, serious transactions with conscience begin, as getting money for the substance becomes a priority. Family, friends and work fade into the background and obvious deviations appear in behavior.
Over time, the addict comes to a form of behavior where none of his obligations or rules that used to be important are observed or enforced. A phase of absolute irresponsibility and lack of logic. He endlessly lies and dodges on any and every occasion. Relatives have the impression that a person has gone crazy, so illogical behavior becomes.
The last and very little reversible stage of dependence occurs within just a couple of years, if measures are not taken. In this case, the addict no longer has a family, no children, no job, no friends.