Drugs that cause foaming at the mouth

If someone is foaming at the mouth, it's important to seek medical help immediately. Opioids, stimulants like cocaine and meth, and hallucinogens like PCB, LSD, or magic mushrooms can all cause symptoms that may look like foaming at the mouth. If you're worried about someone you know who is struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, reach out for assistance. So what type of drugs can lead to foaming at the mouth? My name's Tyler Tisdale. I'm the founder and CEO of Pinnacle Peak Recovery. We're an addiction treatment center in Scottsdale, Arizona. So let's break it down. First of all, if you encounter someone who is foaming at the mouth, it is crucial to seek medical attention immediately. Call 911. This is a sign that someone may be suffering from a severe medical issue. Opioids. Overdose from opioids can lead to foaming at the mouth in addition to other severe symptoms like respiratory failure. Stimulants. Drugs like cocaine and meth have symptoms like increased salivation and dry mouth, which in extreme cases could potentially look like foaming at the mouth. Hallucinogens. Drugs like PCB, LSD, or magic mushrooms can cause increased salivation, which could be mistaken as foaming at the mouth. If you have a concern about a friend or a loved one who's abusing drugs or alcohol, don't hesitate to reach out to us.