Intravenous IV drug use is a delivery method for drugs such as heroin and meth that causes the intense, instant rush that is associated with each drug. IV drug use is dangerous and addiction is highly likely. How to tell if someone is shooing up is important to be able to help them. If you or a loved one is in need of help with addiction, call today to speak with a treatment specialist.
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What Are Track Marks?
Injection drug users have unique challenges because of additional social stigma, substantially increased risk for infectious diseases, the health consequences of injection drug use, and the addiction to the injection process itself. Needle fixation is when people become addicted not only to the drug, but also to the ritual of drawing their drug up into a needle, and the act of injecting it. Heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines, prescription stimulants, and prescription opioids can be injected into the bloodstream through a vein. Users prefer discrete injection sites. Most users start by injecting in their forearms. When there is scarring, inflammation at the injection site, damaged or collapsed veins, lesions, or bruising, access to those veins becomes extremely painful or impossible. Users will move to other areas of the body such as neck, groin, hands, feet, or face.
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You can find these scars at the injection site, which is often the non-dominant arm of the user. Among new IV drug users who may not use every day, these holes may appear as small scabs. This is because they are not using every day, so their skin has time to heal between injections. However, in long-term users of IV drugs, the holes will likely be light pink or red to indicate recent sites of injection. In fact, many chronic heroin users develop marks along the length of their veins, so they may not even look like individual holes anymore. In cases like this, skin infections and buildup of scar tissue are common byproducts of IV drug use. Once the track marks have permanently damaged the injection sites on their forearms, most heroin users will move to other areas, such as their neck, feet, hands, or groin. As one of the tell-tale signs of heroin use, people often wonder if track marks are dangerous. Unfortunately, the answer is yes. Not only do track marks signal a larger danger from IV drug use, but they present significant danger in and of themselves.
Injection drug users IDUs have unique difficulties and a different level of shame and humiliation around intravenous IV drugs. The stigma around injecting drugs and the significant health risks involved make addiction treatment a necessary measure. If you suspect that someone close to you is using IV drugs, you will need to look out for signs of shooting. This resource will inform you about track marks, other signs of IV drug use, and evidence-based treatment to achieve recovery. Most drug users do not start using in the form of injection, but rather by snorting, smoking, or swallowing. The road to injection usually takes time while building up a tolerance and dependence to the substance. This method of transmission becomes more appealing because of the effects of an immediate, powerful high.
