DoctorMolecule
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I?m gonna say this again and probably will keep saying it... please don?t shoot this stuff! It has similar solubility in water to most benzos.
I?m gonna say this again and probably will keep saying it... please don?t shoot this stuff! It has similar solubility in water to most benzos.
guys i need help and information.
i'm taking 100mg tieneptine/day to manage invega sustena injection withdrawals and to say the truth because i'm an addict.
after how many days should i expect wds from that stuff?
will suboxone take them away?
Has anyone iv'ed tianeptine??
I know it's dangerous! I've shoot everything in my 10 yr. Iv train!!
But is this possible???
So far, I've been injecting into the femoral veins for about 3 weeks and they are holding up fine. My guess is that the swelling induced by chemical irritation is too much for smaller veins to handle.
Just want to say some things. Don't IV tianeptine. Please. I quit about 3 months ago. I'm still trying to get rid of blood clots in my left arm from this stuff. Injecting tianeptine is not worth it!
I wish I'd have listened to people here and stopped sooner. In the interest of harm reduction, do not IV this stuff! I won't be doing it any more via any ROA. When I quit, it took me probably two weeks to be able to sit still and get comfortable. The withdrawals were just like methadone.
For the first time I found out about Coaxil users from people in infectious diseases hospital on Sokolina Gora(one of the districts in Moscow).The told me about epidemic among young Moscow citizens, who dissolve Stablon/Coaxil pills in water and then inject them. Tiny crumbs block blood vessels and as a result you get gangrene. They spoke about dozens of guys and girls with no arms or legs, locked up on one of the floors of the hospital.
So then I asked my friend who works as a surgeon in the hospital N15. The hospital specialises in vein diseases. Ivan(my friend’s name is Ivan) told me that 2-3 Coaxil users a shift have been brought to his hospital every day for the past three years! And surgeons are amputating arms and legs of young people aged 17-25. “ We feel sorry not so much for them, but for their mothers, who are howling with pain:”Save my child’s legs!” We have at least 5 coaxil patients at a time in our department.
Why does gangrene start? What happens?
-If you watch the process of making coaxil substance by drug users you will see quite clearly why. They crush the pills and dissolve them in water, very often it is tap water. Then they get a disperse substance and it’s particles cause damage to a vessel and build a thrombus (clot) inside it. The thrombus starts growing rapidly. The thrombus itself is a very good environment for various microorganisms and that provokes purulent complications.