PCP Withdrawal: Symptoms, Depression, Craving and Treatment
PCP withdrawal can involve craving, depression, anxiety, sleep and appetite changes, headache and sweating. Learn what is known about the timeline, serious warning signs and treatment.
Dissociatives
Dissociatives Guides
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ADDICTION
How Long Does PCP Last? Effects, Intoxication and Residual Symptoms
PCP effects often last for hours, but severe intoxication, psychosis and residual symptoms can continue longer. Learn why duration varies and why detection lasts longer than impairment.
ADDICTION
What Is PCP? Phencyclidine Effects, Risks, Addiction and Treatment
PCP is phencyclidine, an illicit dissociative drug that can cause numbness, altered perception, psychosis, severe agitation and dangerous toxicity. Learn how it works, risks, addiction and treatment.
ADDICTION
PCP Addiction: Signs, Dependence and Treatment
PCP can become addictive even without a dramatic physical withdrawal syndrome. Learn warning signs, dependence vs addiction, psychiatric complications and treatment options.
ADDICTION
PCP vs Ketamine: Differences, Effects, Medical Use and Addiction Risk
PCP and ketamine are related dissociatives, but ketamine has accepted medical uses while PCP is primarily an illicit drug. Compare duration, psychosis, addiction and overdose risks.