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The consumption of psychoactive substances in adolescents in times of Covid-19

This article emphasizes the dynamics of adolescents who are consumers of psychoactive substances in times of confinement as a result of SARS-COV-2, known as Covid-19, especially those who use the airway to get high, since it is a risk factor in case of being infected. Objective: to analyze the consumption situation of adolescents today, when a global atypical health experience is lived that forces them to be more at home or at less crowded places, in a way that causes a more hostile context in the face of need and search of substance use, and makes personal and social risk factors more noticeable. Methodology: qualitative type of study and bibliographic exploration based on both national and international statistical sources. In addition, a brief statistical explanation is made of the reactions in the central nervous system at the time of consumption. Results: it is reflected how the use and abuse of tobacco, alcohol and marijuana in young people has been increasing. Conclusion: The article ends with recommendations for detecting consumption, prevention channels and seeking help.