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Fentanyl smoker,chrsy congestion

Xanise

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SWIM smokes fentanyl powders off the street . SWIM has been coughing up mucus but feels like there is alot more in his lungs. Anyone have some suggestions for SWIM
 
First of all, no need to use swim. This is a harm reduction community. No one is here to judge.

Welcome to Bluelight!

As I'm sure you know, smoking fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, can have severe long-term effects on an individual's health. Here are some potential consequences of long-term smoking of fentanyl:

  1. Respiratory Issues: Smoking fentanyl can cause significant damage to the respiratory system. Chronic coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath may develop. Prolonged exposure to fentanyl smoke can lead to respiratory infections, bronchitis, and even respiratory failure.
  2. Lung Damage: Inhalation of fentanyl smoke can cause damage to lung tissues, leading to conditions such as lung fibrosis or pneumonitis. These conditions can result in impaired lung function, decreased oxygen exchange, and chronic lung problems.
  3. Cardiovascular Complications: Smoking fentanyl can have detrimental effects on the cardiovascular system. It can lead to high blood pressure, irregular heart rhythms, increased risk of heart attacks and strokes, and the development of heart disease over time.
It's difficult to give harm reduction information without knowing what you're actually smoking. Maybe try another ROA until your lungs heal a bit.
 
SWIM smokes fentanyl powders off the street . SWIM has been coughing up mucus but feels like there is alot more in his lungs. Anyone have some suggestions for SWIM
We don’t use SWIM here. We’re all using drugs. SWIM doesn’t protect you.
 
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