What are the affects of sniffing?

Answer 1

Users say it's like being drunk with dizziness, dreaminess and fits of the giggles and it can be difficult to think straight. Depending on what's being inhaled, you can hallucinate, This can last up to 45 minutes. The hit is quite short so users tend to keep repeating the dose to keep the feeling going. It can give people a "hangover" afterwards, giving them severe headaches and leaving them tired. Depending on the substance, it can leave a red rash around the mouth. People can experience vomiting and blackouts. There's a risk of fatal heart problems which have been known to kill users the very first time they sniff. Squirting gas products down the throat is particularly dangerous way of taking the drug, it can make your throat swell so you can't breathe and slows down your heart. You risk suffocation if you inhale from a plastic bag over your head. Sniffing can seriously affect your judgment and when you're high there's a real danger you'll try something else. Long term abuse of solvents has been shown to damage the brain, liver and kidneys. It can be hard to get the amount right, just enough Will give the desired high - a little too much can result in coma.