THC psychopharmacological effects as treatment for Bipolar Affective Disorder
Heavy cannabis use, especially with potent varieties, can induce acute psychosis, particularly in individuals with mental illness. Additionally, cannabis use can lead to acute functional psychosis with hypomanic characteristics. In patients with bipolar affective disorder (BAD), a longer duration of cannabis use is associated with longer manic episodes. Substance abuse, including cannabis, worsens the severity of BAD and increases the risk of suicide
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