Which symptom is NOT part of cannabis withdrawal?

Cannabis withdrawal includes a variety of symptoms that can manifest when an individual who has been using cannabis regularly suddenly reduces or stops their intake. Symptoms typically include irritability, anxiety, sleep difficulties, and physical symptoms such as changes in appetite and sweating.

The symptom “increased energy levels” does not align with the typical presentation of cannabis withdrawal. Individuals undergoing withdrawal often experience decreased energy levels and fatigue rather than an increase. The other symptoms, such as irritable mood, sweating, and sleep difficulties, are recognized symptoms associated with the cessation of cannabis use. Therefore, increased energy levels stands out as not being part of cannabis withdrawal symptoms.