How long does meth psychosis last?

If the paranoia is from amphetamine induced psychosis, 2 weeks clean usually clears it up. If he is having psychotic symptoms at 35 days clean he REALLY should be evaluated by a mental health professional. read more

Long-term meth use can cause psychosis – a temporary but severe mental condition in which people lose touch with reality. A person suffering from meth psychosis will experience extreme delusions, paranoia, hallucinations, and/or obsessive compulsive behaviour induced by prolonged use of the drug. read more

Methamphetamine causes a variety of severe and negative short and long-term effects on the mind and body, some of which may contribute to methamphetamine psychosis onset. Meth can also cause a variety of mental health problems including irritation, nervousness, tremors, anxiety, paranoia, aggressiveness, and confusion. read more