Individuals with chronic pain conditions may misuse injectable painkillers, leading to dependency.
Exposure to injectable drugs in social circles or high-risk environments may encourage misuse.
Some individuals may turn to injection drugs as a means of coping with stress, anxiety, or emotional trauma.
Continuous use of injectable substances can cause the body to rely on them, resulting in a cycle of addiction.
Track marks, frequent infections at injection sites, weight loss, skin abscesses, and organ damage.
Anxiety, depression, mood swings, cravings, and withdrawal symptoms when not using the substance.
Compulsive seeking of injections, neglecting personal responsibilities, and lying about drug use.
Highly addictive substances often injected to experience an intense euphoria.
Used by individuals aiming to enhance physical performance or appearance, which can be injected regularly.
These drugs are sometimes injected to intensify their effects.
Prescription drugs like oxycodone or Xanax are sometimes abused through injection for quicker effects.