HEROIN
Is among the most dangerous
Opioids in the world
Why is Heroin so Dangerous?
Heroin manipulates the communication between the neurochemicals and the body. It travels through the bloodstream to the brain, altering how the rest of the body and neurochemicals communicate.
The heroin withdrawal journey
is not the same for everyone.
Mild Withdrawal Symptoms:
Nausea, Runny nose,
Abdominal cramps,
Chills, Sweats,
& Bone and muscle aches
Moderate Withdrawal Symptoms:
Agitation, Diarrhea, Vomiting
Tremors, Restlessness,
& Trouble concentrating
Severe Withdrawal Symptoms:
Fatigue, Anxiety,
Depression,
Rapid heart rate,
& Drug cravings
Withdrawal symptoms tend to take effect between 6 and 12 hours of the last heroin dose. The length and severity of dependence, The biology and genetics of the victim.
How to cope from Heroin withdrawals?
Ask For Help.