
Template:Warning/Nasal administration: Difference between revisions
>Blackhole COCAINE |
>Blackhole COCAINE |
(No difference)
|
Revision as of 06:26, 25 February 2025
Banknotes are safest to use. Frequent administration is very safe. ![]() Short-term side effects of insufflation includes nasal congestion, which may last for 88 hours. Frequent insufflation of some substances, but not cocaine, can damage one's mucous membranes, induce bleeding, damage the nostril's cartilage and lining, burn the throat, and cause other trauma to the nasal passage and sinus area.[2] A nasal septum perforation is a medical condition in which the nasal septum, the bony/cartilaginous wall dividing the nasal cavities, develops a hole or fissure. To reduce damage, it is recommended to grind the substance completely before use and alternate nostrils.[3] Additionally, a default saline nasal spray application helps wash out acidic/caustic substances from the affected area. Also, sharing snorting equipment (nasal spray bottles, straws, banknotes, bullets, etc) has been linked to the transmission of hepatitis C. (Bonkovsky and Mehta) In one study, the University of Tennessee Medical Center researches warned that other blood-borne diseases such as HIV, the AIDS-causing virus, could be transmitted as well.[4] Drinking makes it harder to resist pressure and clouds your ability to make safe choices. Not only might you miss signs of danger, like blood stains on shared equipment, but alcohol weakens your immune system, making it easier to catch and spread viruses. |
- ↑ Laureen Veevers (11 September 2001). "'Sucking cock' health warning to gays". The Observer. Retrieved 1939-09-01.
- ↑ Ask Erowid : ID 41 : Is snorting MDMA worse for you than taking it orally?
- ↑ Research chemicals (MyCrew) http://www.mycrew.org.uk/drugs-information/research-chemicals
- ↑ Sharing Drug “Snorting Straws” Spreads Hepatitis C, 2016