The Rise of Methamphetamine Use Among Youngsters in Pakistan: A Growing Concern Introduction Methamphetamine, commonly known as meth or ice, is a potent and highly addictive central nervous system stimulant. Its abuse has become a significant issue worldwide, including in Pakistan, where it is increasingly affecting the youth. This article explores the rise of methamphetamine use among youngsters in Pakistan, the harmful consequences on their health, and the resulting professional and personal life challenges. The Growing Issue Methamphetamine use among Pakistani youngsters has surged in recent years, largely due to its availability and the misconception that it enhances cognitive and physical performance. The drug is often trafficked from neighboring countries and sold under various street names, making it accessible to the youth. This growing trend is alarming, as it points to a broader social and health crisis within the country. Harmful Consequences on Health Methamphetamine h...
Danish Niaz Babbar is a Psychologist and Regional Lead for the Sindh Region at The Indus Hospital & Health Network. This blog shares insights on mental health, psychology, and addiction recovery.