hallucinogens such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD).
PCP, once common, is no longer being legally manufactured. It is illegally manufactured and sold on the street under names such as "angel dust"; it is sometimes sold in combination with herbs, marijuana, and smoking tobacco.
Intoxication, characterized by a giddy euphoria, occurs with lower doses; euphoria is often followed by bursts of anxiety or mood lability.
Acute effects generally fade rapidly and many patients regain normal consciousness in 45 minutes to several hours.
Development of tolerance and dependence to PCP
Some patients may develop
Usually a clinical diagnosis
Supportive measures
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Findtreatment.gov: Listing of licensed US providers of treatment for substance use disorders.
