drug-induced

Caused by medication

Drug-induced describes conditions, states, or effects caused by taking drugs—whether medications, recreational substances, or illicit compounds.

A drug-induced coma results from overdose or medical sedation.

Drug-induced psychosis can follow heavy stimulant use.

The term appears frequently in medical contexts: drug-induced liver damage, drug-induced hallucinations.

substance-abuse

addiction

Compulsive substance reliance

relapse · overdose · impairment · intoxication · needle · injection · snorted · ingested · recreational · illicit

medical

hallucination

Perception without external cause

  • psychosisSevere reality detachment
  • comaUnwakeable unconsciousness
  • seizureForcible taking or convulsion

hepatitis · cardiomyopathy · parkinsonism · lupus · arrhythmia · nephropathy · delirium · hyperthermia · encephalopathy · neuropathy

altered-state

euphoria

Intense emotional high

stupor · dissociation · sedation · trance · hallucination · delirium · flashback · synesthesia · paranoia · blackout

therapeutic

anesthesia

Induced loss of feeling

remission · hypotension · anticoagulation · ovulation · abortion · lactation · hypothermia · sleep · amnesia · relaxation

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causation source

drug-inducedendogenous

Originating from within

physiological · innate · organic · intrinsic · genetic

naturalness

drug-inducednatural

Not artificially produced

spontaneous · unmedicated · drug-free · organic · untreated

intervention status

drug-inducedunprovoked

Without prior instigation

unmedicated · baseline · pre-treatment · drug-naive

Family

drug, induced, drugs, drugged, drugging, druggy, induce, induces, inducing

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