What Are The Symptoms Of Meth Withdrawal?

Meth or methamphetamine is centrally acting stimulant. It cause drug addiction and have some withdrawal effects. These  effects can be

1. General weakness
2. Exhausted.
3. Fatigue
4. Body aches
5. Depression
6. anxiety
7. Sleep disorders

I'm from Oregon where METH has been around since eternity. People coming down or coming off meth will literally sleep for days only to get up to either eat or go to the bathroom and then go back to sleep. They are severely hostile if you aggravate them. We call it DOPE SICK. Some people will vomit, have diarrhea. They will crave sugar and literally eat candy bars like there is no tomorrow. I know people to actually eat cake mix straight from the box. After about a week or two they will gradually start to get up and stir around, but will be craving meth like crazy and will want to go out to chase the bag for more to start the whole crazy cycle over.  Meth is the devil.  

There are no withdrawal symptoms from use of methamphetamine because it is not physically addictive. There are, however, signs you can look for while a person is either high on or detoxing from the use of meth. The signs you may notice while a person is high on the drug are more than likely from sleep deprivation rather than from the actual drug itself. These may include:  Dark circles under the eyes, large or dilated pupils, pale skin, sunken cheeks, paranoia, nervousness, hallucinations, etc... The person may also appear jumpy and/or jittery with the inability to look you in your eyes, focus, or show emotion. The signs of a person detoxing from meth almost always include eating and sleeping. A person will sleep for several days at a time awaking only to eat and/or use the restroom... After which, they more than likely go back to sleep and repeat the process. They will also experience depression at this time.