Hand Book for Gaon Burahs and Panchayati Raj Leader

1063. There is unsteady of clumsy movement4. Reddening of eyes, unclear vision.5. There are numerous injections sites, blood strains on the clothes.6. Nausea or vomiting and body pain.7. Drowsiness or sleeplessness, lethargy and passivity.8. There is acute anxiety, depression and profuse sweating.9. The possession of needles, syringe and strange packets at home.10. There are changes in moods and temper tantrums.11. There is emotional detachment and depersonisation.12. There is also impaired memory.13. One prefers to be in solitude.14. Disappearance of articles, money from home.Role of Parents:Preventive of Drug Addiction1. We should have a patience of listening and communicating openlywith the child.2. One should keep oneself interested in the child’s activities and hisfriends.3. One should share problems at home and talk about one’s child’sproblems.4. As a patient one should set an example and not abuse and thedrugs himself.Role of Teachers:-We should talk to students informally and communicate openly withstudents. Discuss the dangers of Drug abuse and point out theconsequences.1. Keep ourselves interested in the activities and interest of thestudents.2. Share experience and talk about the problems of adolescent andguide students how to handle them.3. India has for long been known as the transit Country in the illicittrafficking of drugs of originating from certain neighboring countries.But in recent times, drugs abuse has emerge as a major abuse ofsocial welfare in the wake of an increasing evidence of dependenceon drugs being consumed within the country by vast majority.The Social implication of such trend is most ominous for a region likeours which is still struggling to overcome its basic problems of poverty,diseases and deprivation.Apart from an increased induction of lethal drugs through illicit traffickingfrom across the borders, the process of urbanization, Rural-Urban drift andthe result, changes in the structure of family and the community seems to beclosely associated with the proliferation of drugs abuse in our society. Stress