Drug induced hallucinations

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Drug induced hallucinations are hallucinations as a result of drug use.

Hallucinations arising from prescription drug useEdit

Hallucinations associated with psychedelic drugsEdit

Halluciations can be part of the perceptual altering effects of psychedelic drugs

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• Psychedelic experiences

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