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Mental health: Frequent, high-dose use may cause anxiety, paranoia, temporary psychosis (disconnection from reality), schizophrenia, depression, and suicidal thoughts or behaviors.ĭiPasquale M, Gbadamosi O, Nguyen MHL, et al.Heart health: Marijuana raises the heart rate and blood pressure, so it could increase your risk of stroke and heart disease.Driving: Because marijuana impairs your reaction time, decision-making, coordination, and perceptions, it's unsafe to drive after using it.Cancer risk: Vaping or smoking marijuana may contribute to the development of lung cancer.
Impaired brain development: Exposure during pregnancy, childhood, or the teen years may impair the brain's ability to build connections, which affects attention, memory, and learning.Impaired brain function: Marijuana use has an immediate effect on thinking, attention, memory, coordination, and perceptions of time.About 30% of users are estimated to have substance use disorder. Addiction: Contrary to popular belief, marijuana can be addictive.
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