What are the effects of heroine to the users?

Answer 1

HEROIN AFFECTS YOUR BODY AND LIFE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. AFTER BEING STRUNG OUT ON HEROIN (WHICH IS VERY EASY TO DO) DETOXING YOUR BODY CAN TAKE UP TO A WEAK, BUT YOUR ENERGY LEVEL AND STRENGTH STAYS SOOOO WEAK FOR SOMETIMES YEARS. HEROIN AFFECTS YOUR LIFE UNTIL THE DAY YOU DIE, BECAUSE

ONCE ADDICTED TO IT, YOUR BODY NEEDS IT PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY FOREVER. IT S A CONTINUOUS BATTLE. YOU ONLY FEEL NORMAL WHEN YOU ARE ON HEROIN SO IT IS VERY HARD TO GET USED TO FEELING SOBER AND ITS NOT FUN. I AM A RECOVERING HEROIN ADDICT FOR FOUR YEARS NOW AND NOT A DAY GOES BY THAT I DONT WISH THAT I USED HEROIN AGAIN.

DONT EVER START, BECAUSE IF YOU DO. IT WILL BE THE END

Heroin can be smoked, snorted and injected intravenously, however the heroin effects felt from injecting the drug are often more intense, therefore more desirable. In recent years, with the large outbreak of drug-related HIV and AIDS cases, users have tried to be more cautious and have looked to snorting and smoking as alternatives. Aside from the heroin effects risk of contracting incurable and fatal diseases such as HIV/AIDS and hepatitis, the drug's addictive quality makes it extremely difficult for a user to ever try to stop.

When heroin is first infiltrated into a person's body, the brain's natural chemistry reacts with the heroin toxins to create what users describe as a feeling of 'euphoria'. Other heroin effects can also include dizziness, feeling as though the body has become heavy and the person cannot move, as well as nausea and a change in skin temperature. In addition , heroin users will also begin to feel tired, or as though the world no longer exists around them and their ability to function both mentally and physically will decrease. Heroin effects damage the nervous system and can also cause short and long term harm to the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. Because of the toxins in the drug, as well as the way that it is taken into the body, heroin is a drug that many people overdose on. While lucky people come out of the overdose alive and unharmed, others either die or have severe and permanent damage as a result.

Answer 2

Collapsed veins, liver disease, depression, constipation, vomiting, droopy eyelids, infections and poor general health