The current study aimed to find the relationship between excessive addiction to electronic games and its effect on anxiety and stress hormones and some biochemical variables in groups of young people and adolescents∙ The experiment was conducted from the beginning of October 2024 until the end of December 2024∙ Samples were collected from schools, some entertainment places and gaming halls designated for electronic games in the city of Samarra∙ 90 blood samples were collected and divided into two groups: (30) samples from young people and adolescents, which is the control group, who do not play electronic games, and 60 samples from young people and adolescents, which is the non-control group, who play electronic games∙ The results showed a significant difference (P≤0∙05) in the concentration levels of glucagon and cortisol in the group of patients compared to the healthy group∙ There was no significant difference (P≤0∙05) in the concentration levels of insulin, adrenaline and acetylcholinesterase in the group of patients compared to the healthy group.