This review focuses on six commonly abused drugs (Table 1), classified based on their pharmacological and neurotoxic profiles: Psychostimulants: Methamphetamine (METH), cocaine and synthetic cathinones (bath salts) primarily act on monoaminergic systems, leading to disruptions in dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine signaling (Sulzer et al., 1995
In addition, a highly significant decrease was recorded in the combined treated group when compared to the hypothyroidism group, as observed in Table 2 and Figure 17
These symptoms may warrant a dose pause, slower titration schedule, or evaluation for other underlying conditions
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A consultation is essential to assess safety and suitability
Iron deserves mention for premenopausal women who may become deficient due to reduced food intake combined with menstrual losses