Alterations in Serum Electrolytes in Cannabis and Amphetamine Use Disorders: A Comparative Clinical Study

Background

Amphetamine and cannabis use disorders are common due to recreational use and are linked to altered metabolomic and proteomic profiles. Chronic exposure to these substances may affect human physiological functions. Since serum electrolytes play a key role in these functions, this study aimed to investigate the effects of single or combined use of amphetamine and/or cannabis on serum electrolyte levels.