The dangers of Heroin stem from its long-term use. It causes a tolerance to develop that is so intense that inoder to achieve the same level of euphoria, the user needs more and more of it. Withdrawal is very difficult. It involves dealing with symptoms that range from aches, seating, chills, and tremors to sneezing and muscular spasms. It take about a week to about a month to withdraw from long-term use.
Prolonged use creates physical damage to the body.
AIDs has been known to result from repeated injections with dirty needles. Heroin depresses the activity of the nervous system, including your ability to cough, breath, and have proper heart rate. Heroin causes people to feel drowsy, warm and content. Even though it relieves stress and discomfort users feel they need more and more to achieve the same state. Heroin addicts have a hard time wanting to stop mainly because of the withdrawal symptoms.