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Heroin: Signs and Symptoms of Abuse.
Heroin can be injected, snorted, smoked or taken orally. Depending on the method used, effects are felt from as quickly as 3 - 5 seconds up to an hour for oral ingestion.
Symptoms of abuse:
- Pulse is slow.
- Blood pressure low.
- Body temperature low or below normal.
- Pupils pinpoint.
- Euphoria, followed by Drowsines.
- Clouded mental function.
- Flushing of skin.
- Dry mouth.
- Possible nausea/vomiting.
- Itching/scratching.
- Low raspy voice.
- Constipation.
- Pain is suppressed.
- Puncture marks (if injected).
Special Dangers.
- Can cause death due to respiratory failure.
- If this drug is used in a different setting from the normal one, the user can overdose on an amount that was previously tolerated.
- This drug can be mixed with many different things making it hard to judge the exact dose a user is getting.
- Any injected drugs leave the user open to risk of infection and blood borne diseases.
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