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Long-term side effects of inhalant use include: Liver damage Kidney damage Limb spasms Delayed behavioral development Brain damage Hearing loss Bone marrow damage Heart failure Addiction Signs to look out for that someone may be suffering from an inhalant addiction include: Rapid weight loss Runny nose Nausea Paint-stained fingers, clothes, and/or other parts of the body Smelling like chemicals Glassy eyes Poor personal hygiene Mood swings Difficulty concentrating Irritability Aggression Falling grades Neglecting all responsibilities Finding hidden rags and chemicals Missing or empty aerosol cans Missing money Carrying butane lighters Painting nails with typing correction fluid Sniffing pens Sniffing their hands and/or sleeves As users become addicted to inhalants, they will experience withdrawal symptoms when they attempt to cut back or quit using them