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Senast uppdaterad: 2023-03-25
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to further understand motives for aas use, body satisfaction of (20.5%) said they used a larger amount of aas than intended or used longer than intended. almost 1 in 4 users (23.6%) noted spending a considerable amount of time to obtain, use, or recover from side effects, and over 1 in 4 (27.9%) experienced cravings or a strong desire to use. about 23% of users also experienced at least two side effects after stopping aas use. the most common side effects reported among the overall sample included acne (34.1%), mood changes (34.1%), insomnia or trouble falling asleep (29.6%), increased blood pressure (27.3%), hair loss (20.5%), and testicular atrophy (20.5%). this pattern was largely the same among both men and women; however, there were some notable differences based on sex (i.e., irregular menstrual cycle, testicular atrophy). see table 4 for reported side effects. mental health, psychoactive drug use, and violence history were also assessed and contrasted between aas users and non-users (table 5). regarding a history of mental health diagnoses, lifetime aas users were more likely to report a history of psychosis compared to non-users (4.6% versus 0.7%). for eating disorders, only pica was significantly higher among aas users compared to non-users. regarding psychoactive drug use within the past 12 months, use of marijuana (82.6% versus 55.5%), cocaine (26.1% versus 7.9%), other stimulants (i.e., ritalin, adderall; 30.4% versus 5.1%), mdma (17.4% versus 5.3%), and psilocybin (39.1% versus 15.3%) were significantly more prevalent among aas users compared to non-users. no significant differences were reported for history of violent victimization except for aas users being more likely to report a history of physical abuse (21.7%) than non-users (7.5%)

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