Pathological Dimension of Amphetamine abuse

Amphetamines are synthetic stimulants and are taken either legally for medicinal reasons or illegally for recreational use. Amphetamine-type substances are the second most commonly used drugs in the world. Amphetamines being thought to be useful but become diabolic in their reputation as time passes. In this article, physiological and psychological dimension of amphetamine abuse was investigated. As physiological Effects on sleep, Anorectic Effects, Risks associated with route of administration, Oral damage, Cardiac effects and stroke, Link with blood viruses, Prenatal effects, Neurotoxic Effects, Parkinson’s Disease are seriously consequences of amphetamine use. Psychologicaly damages perspective, prolonged use of amphetamine Associated with psychotic and mood disorders, impaired cognitive performance and dependency.