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Potential signs of use include: Extreme fatigue Disheveled appearance Problems at home, work, or school Changes in sleep habits Withdrawal from friends and family Poor coordination Shallow breathing Chronic constipation Agitation Mood swings Depression Appetite changes Slurred speech Nausea or vomiting Irritability Signs of use and addiction can be physical, psychological, and emotional