Injectable Drug Abuse

Abuse of injectable substances in the MOU: The increasing problem in Northeast India comes from: AE 28697: Northeast Development, India RE: Scenario C - Day of Health and Danger Reduction: October 19, 2013 Introduction Northeast (NE) India Passed A narrow passage called the Siliguri Corridor, which is sandwiched between Nepal and Bangladesh, is connected to other parts of India (Hussain, 2011). It consists of seven sister countries, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura.

Heroin: Heroin made from morphine is a highly addictive opioid; that abuse is a serious and serious problem in the United States. This medicine can be injected, ingested, or smoked. Abuse is associated with serious health conditions including intravenous administration such as deadly overdose, shrinking veins, especially HIV / AIDS and hepatitis 8 Methadone: synthesized by the lack of morphine during World War II A German scientist, the Metadon army. It is chemically different from morphine and heroin, but methadone produces many same effects. Methadone has a long-term effect of up to 24 hours in a single dose. It is used as a part of detoxification and maintenance program of heroin.

Approximately one-third of AIDS cases are reported to be related to injections of drug use - any drug injected by heroin, cocaine or abusers. One way to disseminate HIV / AIDS, hepatitis, and other infectious diseases is to share needles and other injection devices. However, injections to drug users are not only at risk of infection. The effects of all sickness of drug abuse may affect judgment and decision - leading a user engaged in actions that may affect serious health, including HIV infection