IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4): 1837-1849 ISSN: 2277–4998 METHAMPHETAMIN INDUCED PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IN THE PSYCHOTIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SEYED MOHAMMAD RASOUL KHALKHALI1, ZEINAB KHOSHNAMA2, MARYAM ZAVAR MOUSAVI3, REZA AHMADI4, AMIR POURRAJABI5 1: Department Of Psychiatry, shafa hospital, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran 2: Department Of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran 3: Department Of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran 4: Department Of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran 5: Department Of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran ABSTRACT Methamphetamine induced Psychiatric disorders in the psychiatric emergency department. The aim of this one-year study was to determine the prevalence and some clinical and sociodemographic disorders caused by methamphetamine abuse found in emergency department (ED)-admitted patients at the psychiatric emergency department at Shafa Hospital, Rasht, Iran. All ED-admitted patients at the psychiatric at Shafa Hospital were examined by rapid and confirmatory methamphetamine-abuse tests following the report they made about the kind of drug they used, their history of psychiatric disorders reported by the patients themselves or their family, the patients past and recent drug abuse and the present psychiatric symptoms. The final diagnosis was obtained according to clinical indicators of DSM-IV-TR for psychiatric disorders induced by methamphetamine abuse. Out of the 2602 participants in the study, 1173 people (45%) had been using methamphetamine in the past one year. 179 persons (6.9%) were diagnosed with psychiatric disorders induced by methamphetamine abuse. In 42 percent of the cases, there were signs of methamphetamine abuse in the past one 1837 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article year. The mean age of the male patients was 34 +/- 7.5, 91.6 percent of the patients were male, 57.5 percent of the patients were single, 66.5 percent did not have a university degree, 81.6 percent were unemployed and 18.4 percent had a prison record. In 89.4 percent had positive urine test, there was a 96.6 percent of the family’s report of drug abuse, and in 65.9 percent there was a denial of drug abuse. The most frequent disorders induced by methamphetamine abuse included psychotic disorders (91.6%), intoxication (5%), and mood disorders (3.4%). A significant association was discovered between a diagnosis with disorders induced by methamphetamine abuse, and prison record, (P=0.0001). The findings of this study showed that methamphetamines, a factor inducing psychiatric disorders, also comorbid with other psychiatric disorders and disorders related to the substance in the emergency departments. In addition to the importance of this drug as an inductor for psychiatric disorders in the Iranian society, its undesirable effects in worsening the rates and the precautions account for other comorbid psychiatric disorders. With the psychiatric symptoms that are not differentiable from other psychiatric disorders producing stable psychiatric disorder, there is a possibility that, with the present diagnostic criteria, the actual effects of this drug in inducing psychiatric disorders may be underestimated. Keywords: Psychiatric disorders, methamphetamine, and psychiatric emergency department INTRODUCTION Abuse of illicit drugs and dependency on even more problems [4]. According to them is a major problem in all societies experts, which entails various social, psychiatric and widespread use of illicit drugs in our personality problems [1, 2]. Along with country will be the young population, the social health, psychiatric, familial, and spread of satellite towns and the easy access economic will to synthetic drugs in our country [5]. severely affect the addicted person with a Methamphetamines are among the most serious decline in his/her individual and common social reactions [3]. Although traditional consumption of methamphetamines had a narcotics and synthetic illicit drugs threaten 70 percent increase between 1999 and 2000, all countries, our country, regarding its and now is used more than heroin and specific and cocaine [6]. Crystalized methamphetamine, bordering the biggest narcotic-producing called “shisheh” in Iran, is one of the most country in the world, Afghanistan, will face famous inductors which has become most problems, geographical drug abuse conditions the main synthetic reasons drugs for used. this The 1838 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article popular especially among young people in be associated with psychiatric disorders Iran [7]. such as disorders in thinking, memory Methamphetamine is an inductor and an problems, aggressiveness and violence. The addictive drug which mainly comprises side-effects of methamphetamine abuse on amphetamine C9 H13 N. Stimulating the cognitive abilities are evident and they dopaminergic system, this substance will include cause physiological responses such as an recalling, deduction, increase in hypodermic blood flow, changes modification, and in the rate of heartbeats, blood pressure, and information. Some of these disorders will neurobiological responses recorded by brain persist even for a short time after quitting. scanning systems such as the FMRI, as well In addition to physiological side-effects of as excited behaviors resulting in a state these drugs, recent studies have focused on known as rush, or flush [7]. In the latest a number of mental problems related to formal statistical figures regarding addiction methamphetamine. It seems that people in Iran which was conducted in a rapid, addicted to this drug suffer more mental and large-scale evaluation of addiction across psychiatric disorders compared to those Iran, addiction to methamphetamine was addicted to other types of narcotics, and lose found to be at 5.2 percent of the whole control more readily [13]. Chronic abuse of population of addicted people [8]. These methamphetamine can also result in such statistics show that the pattern of abuse of mental behavior as extreme pessimism, synthetic drugs such as crack, heroin and confusion, visual and aural illusions, and Methamphetamine, in Iran in the past years aggressive behavior. Psychotic symptoms has undergone significant changes [9]. can persist for even months or years after Methamphetamines the use of such drugs [10]. and other countries account for adverse effects on learning, information ignoring irrelevant susceptibility to infection, especially HIV, Numerous studies have been conducted on loss of weight, and dental problems, drug abuse and consequent psychiatric affecting vital organs such as the heart and disorders the brain [10]. Studies have examined the departments at hospitals all over the world existence of psychiatric diseases in those [14]. In the study conducted by Saberi and addicted colleagues in 2010, methamphetamines, and have in patients in emergency in Tehran, Iran, reported the existence of mood disorders, Methamphetamine was determined to be the psychotic stress-related most important cause of delirious jealousy, disorders [11, 12]. Methamphetamines can absence of attention to time and place, and disorders, and 1839 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article self-injury [10]. In the study by Salo (et al, hospital were examined for the study. After 2011), the the preliminary check-in procedures, the following disorders: 28.6 percent initial patients are examined by the department psychotic drug assistants for physical check-up, psychiatric dependence, 13.2 % delirious disorders and the routine tests, and detecting drugs. induced by methamphetamine, 10.6 percent After the initial examination, instructions mood to will be given to the heads of department. methamphetamine, and 3.7 percent stress- And patients who are checked in at the related psychiatric department will be referred to addicted people disorders, disorders suffered 23.8 % related disorders induced by methamphetamine abuse [13]. the respective departments in the hospital. With regards to the increase in the abuse of In this way, it will be possible to monitor synthetic as and examine all these inpatients. Assistants Methamphetamine in our country, and and the psychologist in charge of this study reports from psychiatric hospitals regarding (mentioned in the paper) examined the an increase in the disorders related to history of the patients in a period of between Methamphetamine observed in psychiatric 8 and 24 hours after the check-in time, and wards, the recent study has aimed to maintained their examination until the final examine the prevalence of abuse of this diagnosis. Study findings were categorized drug and the clinical specifications, and in socio-demographic disorders caused by information about the patients, and clinical Methamphetamine specifications inductors such observed in the two main groups: including the demographic psychiatric psychiatric department at Shafa Hospital in record of the patients, drug abuse, present Rasht, Iran, which is the only psychiatric psychiatric symptoms, and the self-report by department covering Guilan Province, with the patients, and the report from the family a population of 3.5 million, and parts of of the patients about the drug abuse and neighboring provinces. results from diagnostic laboratory tests of METHODOLOGY drug and methamphetamine, all of which This study was conducted at the psychiatric are recorded in the research profile. At the department at Shafa Hospital in Rasht, end, those diagnosed with psychiatric between August 2012 and 2013. as a cross- disorders related to methamphetamine abuse sectional study. Sampling was easy and were examined psychologically too. The available and all ED-admitted patients at the final psychiatric emergency department of the diagnostic criteria of psychiatric disorders diagnosis was determined when 1840 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article induced by methamphetamine abuse based psychiatric disorders were not linked only on diagnostic factors of DSM-IV-TR were with methamphetamine abuse, but with found abuse of other drugs (Diagram 1). The to exist. Since the diagnostic procedures and examinations are part of mean diagnostic and treatment programs, and psychiatric professional protection of patients’ private methamphetamine abuse was 34 ±7.5, out of information, whom 91.6% were men, 66.5 % without a it is believed that such age of those diagnosed with linked with disorders principles have been observed. high school diploma, 81.6% unemployed, Collected data were processed by SPSS: and 18.4% had a prison record. There was a quantitative data were examined for mean meaningful association between psychiatric values disorders and standard deviation, and caused by methamphetamine qualitative data were examined in terms of abuse and prison record. (P=0.0001) But prevalence. The chi-squre test was used for there was not a statistically meaningful the statistical analysis and values less than association 0.05 were considered as meaningful. disorders and age, gender, marital status, RESULTS education, and jobs (Table 1). Out of the 2602 participants in the study, 164 patients (91.6%) were diagnosed with 1173 psychotic people (42%) had been using between these disorders, 9 psychiatric (5%) with methamphetamine in the past one year, 179 intoxication, and 6 (3.4%) with mood (6.9%) of whom were diagnosed with disorders psychotic abuse disorders induced by caused (Table 2). by methamphetamine There was not a methamphetamine abuse based on DSM-IV- meaningful association between research TR (28.5%) variables and psychiatric disorders induced people by methamphetamine abuse. 160 patients (66.5%) methamphetamine dependence, 9 (89.4%) had positive urine tests, 173 people of (96.6%) had positive reports from the methamphetamine were diagnosed. Out of family as to methamphetamine abuse, and the 118 patients (65.9%) denied any drug abuse criteria.51 people methamphetamine (5%) remaining Although abuse, 119 intoxication 994 they people had a (38.2%). history of Table 3. methamphetamine abuse, based on the DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION psychiatric criteria, initial This study aimed at analyzing psychiatric disorders were associated methamphetamine abuse, or psychiatric with disorders related to methamphetamine abuse diagnosed in patients admitted to the psychiatric 1841 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article department at Shafa Hospital in a one-year admitted period. Previous studied had shown that in methamphetamine–related endemic regions one to two percent of disorders (Diagram 1). This means that the admissions at emergency departments and 8 diagnosed percent psychiatric directly related to methamphetamine abuse departments relate to methamphetamine based on DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria, abuse. Methamphetamine abuse has recently and not related to any other diagnosis had a rapid growth, turning into a major pertaining to I or any other drug. Various challenge for studies found no differentiable link between Unofficial estimates of admissions health at analysis have [16]. determined to the department psychiatric psychiatric disorders –related methamphetamine suffered were psychotic methamphetamine to be the 2nd most disorders and other psychotic disorders such widely used illicit synthetic drug in Iran, as schizophrenia [22]. Therefore, in the and that psychiatric disorders pertaining to process of diagnosis, reports from the the abuse of methamphetamine are on the family, drug-detection tests, and signs of rise [17]. The relative mean age of patients poisoning in the check-in file of the patient, admitted to the psychiatric department and with a view to exclude any effect from other the consequent psychiatric disorders are drug similar to previous studies. Most of the Participants in this study were those without patients were male, young, single and any history of psychiatric disorders and without a high school diploma, which present symptoms could not be related to corresponds to previous studies [18-21]. The any drug or diagnosis. Another considerable implication finding from this study is that 38.2 percent is that educational and will be of crucial admitted to preventive programs must focus more on of those such people. department who were not diagnosed with Efforts have been made in this study to psychiatric perform more accurate diagnostic tests to methamphetamine abuse had in fact a determine prevalence of methamphetamine- history for methamphetamine abuse. This related psychiatric disorders in patients can show that regarding the final diagnosis admitted to psychiatric departments, and to made about those who were checked in use a range of laboratory tests, family’s methamphetamine abuse was determined to reports, and clinical symptoms to reach a exist more accurate estimation. The diagram psychiatric disorders such as psychotic shows that 6.9 percent of those who were disorders, disorders with other mood the importance. psychiatric pertaining patients disorders, to suffering personality 1842 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article disorders, etc, which can naturally affect the detection tests only detect a certain density rate of and precaution for these disorders of the drug within a limited time of use and can lead to worse consequences in the (about case of any of the disorders coinciding [18]. disorders induced by drug abuse can persist Among those patients admitted to our even after quitting the drug and when the department, symptoms disorders who caused suffered days). However, are psychiatric gone [24]. methamphetamine Methamphetamine-abuse is correlated with abuse, the patient’s report of his/her drug anti-social behaviors and criminal acts. abuse did not correlate much with the final Many diagnosis from the report, urine tests, and methamphetamine end up in prison because reports from the family. Patients admitted to of their criminal behaviors [25]. Our study the department might deny any drug use, showed despite the undeniable clinical evidence, the correlation between prison record and a patient’s profile and reports from the family diagnosis confirming drug abuse. This finding is hard psychiatric disorders. This means that those to explain. It is possible that legal concerns diagnosed with methamphetamine-induced and worries about assuming responsibility psychiatric disorders were less likely to for drug abuse are the cause. But this have had a prison record. The discrepancy hypothesis may not be firmly supported might be explained regarding the fact that given that a patient suffering psychotic our group of the 6.9 percent of the disorders may not feel inhibited to express participants in question had no history of concerns or admit to having abused other multiple-drug addiction, or any previous drugs. It is also possible that the patient is record of psychiatric disorders, while the affected by the illness, and that neurotoxic case was different for the other group of drugs can affect those areas vital to participants who had a previous history of judgment and cognition [23]. psychiatric disorders as well as a history of Clinically speaking, it is important to note other drugs along with methamphetamine, that the report from the family about the which might explain the discrepancy in the behavioral characteristics and evidence result. Apart from a specific group of relating to drug abuse and consequent participants who were chosen for this study, intoxication determining a large number of participants who had been indicator than the self-report by the patient hospitalized had a history of multiple-drug and drug-detection tests. Necessary drug- addiction, are by psychiatric 3 a more of a of those addicted statistically to meaningful methamphetamine-induced including methamphetamine, 1843 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article cannabis, and alcohol. The most common Japanese authors diagnose as permanent pattern of abuse among Iranians is multiple- psychosis induced by methamphetamine drug addiction, all of which are able to abuse is believed, by others, to be a type of cause psychiatric disorders. In Iran, the schizophrenia [28]. Symptoms of manic common pattern of drug abuse is the use of phase pertaining to bipolar disorder can methamphetamine another easily be mistaken for acute phase of narcotic in order to induce more pleasure poisoning pertaining to methamphetamine and hide such symptoms as insomnia [26]. abuse. In addition to this examination, a In an atmosphere where there is a tendency substance that can cause chronic psychosis for is able to enable a schizophrenia-like multiple-drug along with addiction, and the disturbed life of the patient, which can be debilitating worsened if they suffer from psychosis too, methamphetamine as a trigger point for a and when data collection can become more process which is to eventually be diagnosed difficult, it will not be very accurate to term as schizophrenia will cause even more a drug psychosis. There is usually no exactly doubt, which will make it difficult to make a known interval between the time of drug correct diagnosis of schizophrenia. abuse and when the symptoms begin to 55.4 percent (n=651) of those who had had appear. There are some who have a history methamphetamine -abuse in the past year of methamphetamine abuse and the related were diagnosed with multiple-drug abuse psychosis psychotic too. 29.2 percent (n=343) were diagnosed symptoms even when not using the drug with other psychiatric disorders. Regarding [27]. The symptoms are not case-specific, the former group, one cannot find a definite and both positive and negative symptoms relationship between psychiatric disorders can be seen in the case of permanent and a drug, although one cannot rule out any damage due to prolonged drug abuse, and of the drugs’ effects. As for the latter, it is because of neurotoxic effects on the frontal possible that those who were diagnosed with and striatal areas, even if there has not been methamphetamine -induced schizophrenia a prolonged use of the drug or over one actually month [23]. The authors of DSM are still caused by a certain methamphetamine dose. skeptical about the diagnosis for permanent At a glance, it can be said that although only psychosis induced by methamphetamine 6.9 percent of those visiting emergency abuse which is strongly believed by oriental departments and methamphetamine-induced can Japanese demonstrate researchers, and what process suffered were [29]. permanent Defining psychosis diagnosed with psychiatric 1844 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article disorders, the rate of 45 percent of patients The scope of our study was limited to the admitted to the emergency departments participants (suffering from either drug abuse in the past impatiens, and not all in the society. As our one year, or a known psychiatric disorder, study or multiple-drug abuse at the time of check- patient,some non emergent disorders, like in) shows the magnitude of this hazard, and methamphetamine related sleep disorders its disastrous effect on each and every and related problem including initial psychiatric disorders were not actually diagnosed. was from the focused methamphetamine population on of emergency related sexual disorders or multiple-drug abuse. Table 1: an analysis of demographic specifications of ED-admitted patients at Shafa Hospital, who were diagnosed with methamphetamine-induced psychiatric disorders variable number percentage Less than 30 62 34.6 age 30 to 40 79 44.1 More than 41 38 21.2 female 15 8.4 gender male 164 91.6 single 103 57.5 Marital status married 57 31.8 divorced 19 10.6 illiterate 12 6.7 primary 22 12.3 Without a high school diploma 119 66.5 education High school diploma and 25 14 associate degree University degree 1 0.6 clerk 5 2.8 jobless 164 81.6 profession Small business 16 8.9 worker 12 6.7 yes 33 18.4 Prison record before or at present no 146 81.6 Table 2: prevalence of all types of methamphetamine-related side-effects in ED-admitted patients at Shafa Hospital Side-effects number percent Mood disorders 6 3.4 Psychotic disorders 164 91.6 intoxication 9 5 total 179 100 Table 3: prevalence of methamphetamine-induced psychiatric disorders in ED-admitted patients at Shafa Hospital Type of verification Status of verification number percentage Urine test yes no total Family of patients yes no total patient yes no total 160 19 179 173 6 179 61 118 179 89.4 10.6 100 96.6 3.4 100 34.1 65.9 100 1845 IJBPAS, April, 2015, 4(4) Seyed Mohammad Rasoul Khalkhali et al Research Article Diagram 1: frequency distribution of ED-admitted patients at Shafa Hospital between August 2012 and August 2013 Ayandeh REFERENCE [1] Harwood R, Fountain D, Livemore G. 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