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The cotton balls are used to soak up the liquified heroin. Sometimes, they are used as a sort of filter to “purify” the drug. Cigarette filters may be used for this purpose as well.

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There is a high risk of contracting HIV, hepatitis C, and other infectious diseases when sharing needles for injection drug use.

Harm reduction is the concept of continued drug use in safer circumstances. While harm reduction isn’t part of a formal addiction treatment program, it could be a first step for someone who wants to reduce the risk of infections, contamination, and overdose.

The bowl of a spoon will often be blackened from the flame used to heat it up and liquefy the heroin. Cooking the heroin converts the substance from powder or solid form into an injectable liquid.Most people who use heroin repeatedly use the same spoons since they use the drug frequently. This often results in a very blackened bottom of the spoon.

Skin infections can easily occur, and these are most commonly caused by contaminants in the heroin, utensils, or needles, as well as overall poor hygiene. Non-sterile equipment can often cause skin infections and abscesses to occur, which can lead to even more serious issues if ignored.

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In 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a 4 mg naloxone product (Narcan) for over-the-counter sales without a prescription. Anyone who wants to get the medication can buy it at a pharmacy.

Heroin use causes heart problems and damage to the kidneys and liver. It can lead to endocarditis, which is inflammation and damage to the interior lining of the heart. Infections of the heart valves can also occur as a result of injecting heroin.

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A heroin spoon is technically considered drug paraphernalia. According to the National Drug Intelligence Center, these devices are illegal under federal law. People who make these devices can face serious problems, but so can people who possess them. The drug residue at the bottom of your spoon could be legally problematic too.

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Naloxone is a medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. It can restore normal breathing in someone who has taken too much heroin, but it has no impact on someone who hasn’t used opioids.

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While naloxone can temporarily reverse a heroin overdose, it requires someone to be in enough control to administer it. Its effects are also temporary, so further medical treatment is needed even if naloxone is given.

Common street names for a heroin spoon are cooker and bottle caps. Metal bottle caps are sometimes used in place of heroin spoons as well.

A heroin spoon is used to cook heroin, preparing it for injection use. The heroin is placed on the spoon, and a lighter is usually used to heat the heroin from below the spoon.

States also have laws about drug paraphernalia. In Washington state, for example, the use of these tools is a misdemeanor, while trying to get rid of them (by dumping them on the ground while running from the police) could be a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, depending on the quantity. Ohio also makes possession or use of paraphernalia a misdemeanor of the fourth degree.

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Our residential treatment program involves living at the facility in a relaxing setting while attending a variety of treatment sessions.

Depth of field is directly connected, but not to be confused with, “focus,” which refers to the quality (i.e. the “sharpness”) of an object in the image. Whereas, DOF refers to the extent to which the space that is presented is in focus.

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In some instances, users may place heroin on aluminum foil or an aluminum can instead of a spoon. They then follow the same practice to heat the drug.

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Outpatient rehab offers the most flexibility for those who want to continue working, attending school, or taking care of children during treatment.

Heroin powder is required to dissolve in a liquid of some type, depending on the heroin, before cooking. Tar does not require a liquid.

While naloxone can be life-saving, it doesn’t negate the need for a doctor. Always call 911 when you think someone is overdosing, and ensure the person goes to the hospital for ongoing monitoring and medical care.

Overdose is common with heroin use due to the effect on the opioid receptors in the brain. These receptors control several bodily functions, primarily respiratory and cardiac. When the respiratory system shuts down, the oxygen supply to the brain and heart drops. The person can then quickly die from cardiac and respiratory arrest.

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The brain changes as a result of continued heroin use. Damage to the prefrontal cortex and temporal lobe occurs, which affects memory, decision-making, self-control, and critical thinking.

Intensive outpatient programs offer a balance of flexibility and structure, providing between 9 and 20 hours of care per week.

Heroin is sold and distributed in powder or tar form. The spoon is a vessel that facilitates liquefaction in order to transform the drug into an injectable substance. This is facilitated by placing the raw heroin in the bowl of the spoon and holding a flame underneath it.

Other pieces of heroin paraphernalia include straws or rolled bills to snort heroin, shoelaces or other pieces to tie off veins for injection use, cotton balls or cigarette filters, glass pipes, lighters, aluminum foil, and aluminum cans.

Hypodermic needles are then used to suck up the liquid through the cotton ball. The rubber tubing or even shoelaces are used to tie around an arm before injection. This alters blood flow and makes the veins pop out, making it easier to inject into them.

The National Harm Reduction Coalition offers a robust search tool, allowing people to find harm reduction programs throughout the United States. If you don’t have a program near you, contact your state’s department of public health (find it here) for more help.

Narcan and other nasal forms of naloxone are easy to administer. Open the package, put the nozzle in the person’s nose, and spray. If the person doesn’t awaken within a few minutes, you can provide another dose.