Why Do Meth Abusers Have Formication (Delusions of Parasites or Insects on the Skin) ?

Published July 21, 2010

Question by heidi v: Why do meth abusers have formication (delusions of parasites or insects on the skin) ?
And what exactly does meth do to the brain?

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Answer by d_kubala3183
go to www.erowid.org it should tell you everything you need to know

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