* long term effect of buckshot let in the human body*?
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Sometimes it can be left.\nOther times it can cause infection or later pain.\nAlso sometimes it has invaded an artery it can travel to the heart or other area of the body and create all kinds of problems.
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According to the COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) their are several slight risks which are listed below\n(full COSHH included in sources)\n\n**Inhalation**\n Plaster dust may irritate respiratory\nsystem, no known long term effects.\n\n**Skin Contact**\nPlaster powder may dry skin, leading to\nirritation, if contact is prolonged or skin\nis sensitive.\n\nWet plasters or powders in contact with\nbody moisture may irritate as a low\nalkaline solution is produced.\n\n**Eye Contact**\n Plaster or wet mix splashes may irritate\nby particulate or alkalinity and must be\nwashed out immediately to reduce\nimmediate discomfort and any\npossibility of long term damage.\n\n**Ingestion**\nSmall amounts of plaster or wet mix\nshould not cause any significant reaction\nor long term effect.
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If you are talking about the effects of radioactive material (alpha, beta and gamma particles) on the human body then in layman's terms prolonged exposure would lead to burns, radioactive sickness - the bodies organs deteriorate and collapse, hair and teeth start to fall out and various cancers and other serious heavy metal / radioactivity induced conditions develop, etc.
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cant help on the effects part..but here is a link about marijuana and cancer (may pad your report a lil ;-)\n\nhttp://www.sierratimes.com/03/11/07/article_kubby.htm
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it would probably be really painful.  Might burn mouth, throat, stomach.\n\nIt would probably make you sick or kill you, depending on how much you consumed.\n\nthere are different "recipes" for embalming fluid; the fatal dose would probably vary.
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Yes - especially if beaten around the head with a cricket bat enough times. However - death can be a side effect.
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People can have it and not even know it. The chances of dying from it are much more rare than what we think. \n\nit can cause drowsiness , terrible headaches and your basic flu like symptoms. It can last for up to two weeks or maybe even a month\n\nThe severeness of it depends on the age and health condition of the other person who has it. It cannot be transmitted from human to human. \n\nSee the website below it will give you more information\nGood luck
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Short-term cocaine effects include: \n1. Increased blood pressure\n2. Constricted blood vessels\n3. Dilated pupils\n4. Mental alertness\n5. Increased energy\n6. Increased heart rate\n7. Decreased appetite\n8. Increased temperature\n\nOther long-term cocaine effects include: \n1. Addiction\n2. Paranoia\n3. Irritability\n4. Restlessness\n5. Auditory hallucinations\n6. Mood disturbances\n\nwell, those are just the LITTLE effects of cocaine.. if you want a thorought reading on its effects, read this sight below, i find it very useful and brief and straightforward in the effects of cocaine and a lot more..\n\nand since i think God is calling me to type more and give you a lot more information, ill summarize the effects for you.. here it follows..\n\n1. cocaine effects could lead to permamnent damage, addiction and DEATH!\n2. CARDIAC ARREST or SEIZURES and RESPIRATORY FAILURE..!! (oh my, would you like to look so ogly dying because you can no longer breathe?)\n3. when you try using cocaine, the initial effects is that you will have increased energy leading to great productiveness at the beginning and longer endurance, but to attain this, you will have to consume more and more cocaine, your body will urge you to have more that will lead to addiction!!! (would you like your friend to be an addict and if get caught be thrown to jail or a mental ward??)\n4. appetite suppression will lead to a thin figure but this will only urge your body to consume more and more cocaine, and the effest will be none other than aDDICTION again!\n5. when you get addicted to that drug, you will now build a drug tolerance that will yield you to consume much more drugs than you take before, and this follows a great variety of SERIOUS medical condition!\n      *heart disease\n      *heart attacks\n      *respiratory failure\n      *strokes\n      *seizures\n      *gastrointestinal problems\n      *convulsions\n      *nausea\n      *blurred vision\n      *chest pain\n      *fever\n      *muscle spasms\n      *coma.. = DEATH!\n\nif you love your friend like i know you do, please let him/her read this sight. or its better to tell him/her this informations. or rather, seek help, do something wghile you still can. i know you love them, dont you?? \n\n\nhttp://www.friendster.com/profiles/kimpotpot
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In their dried form, white-out, paint chips, etc. really aren't that dangerous, unless the paint has heavy metal pigments in it. In an INHALED form (which is what I wonder if you are truly asking here?), there are many long-term systemic effects. Most of them are neurological, muscular, and kidney-related. There are effects on the bone marrow. There is no mention of infertility as a long-term effect.. See below link:\n\nhttp://www.inhalants.org/damage.htm\n\nIf a woman is using inhalants while pregnant, there is a great risk to the developing fetus. Someone I am very close to made the difficult choice to not carry a child to term for that reason. Inhalant abuse is very common, and there is help available to those who are victims. No-one has the right to judge another until s/he has been there. That you survived and learned is to your credit.\n\nIf you and your husband are having trouble conceiving, see a fertility specialist. There may be an underlying problem of another cause, but I doubt your past has made you infertile. The 3 most common causes of infertility in someone your age are:\n\n1) PID scarring of the fallopial tubes\n2) endometriosis\n3) low sperm count in the man\n\nGood luck to you.
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It slowly gets absorbed into the blood and tissues around. Depending on the amount, it should be gone in a few days to a week or so.
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Within 20 minutes of last cigarette: Blood pressure drops to normal Pulse drops to normal rate Body temperature of hands and feet increase to normal \n\nWithin 8 hours: Carbon dioxide level in blood drops to normal Oxygen level in blood increases to normal \n\nWithin 24 hours: Chance of heart attack decreases \n\nWithin 48 hours: Nerve endings start to regrow Ability to smell and taste enhances \n\nWithin 48 - 72 hours: Nicotine leaves the body \n\nWithin 72 hours: Bronchial tubes relax, making breathing easier Lung capacity increases \n\nWithin 2 weeks to 3 months: Circulation improves Walking becomes easier Lung function increases up to 30% \n\nWithin 1 to 9 months: Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue and shortness of breath decrease Cilia regrow in lungs, increasing ability to handle mucus, clean the lungs and reduce infection Body's overall energy level increases \n\nWithin 5 years: Lung cancer death rate for average smoker (one pack a day) decreases from 137 per 100,000 people to 72 per 100,000 (after 10 years, rate drops to 12 deaths per 100,000 - or almost the rate of a non-smoker) \n\nWithin 10 years: Pre-cancerous cells are replaced Other cancers, such as those of the mouth, larynx, esophagus, bladder, kidney and pancreas decrease (there are 30 chemicals in tobacco smoke that cause cancer) \n\nALL BENEFITS ARE LOST WHEN YOU SMOKE JUST 1 CIGARETRE A DAY!
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Side Effect's \n\nPossible Adverse effects include acne, edema, liver and adrenal gland damage, infertility, impotence in men, and virilzation in women.
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I don't think it's ever been proven.  It certainly has some negative effects on the brain though.  I know a lot of potheads that can't remember what they did yesterday. I heard the sperm count thing is a fact.  I think it depends on if a person a light user or heavy user.  Who knows though.  One thing that is absolutely known is that marijuana takes a toll on a person's lungs just like cigarettes do.
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I am quite not sure of what xtc you are referring to but I am certain that if it is a kind of drug or substance, it is purely an urban legend. Everything in the body fluids undergoes process of absorption, metabolism and elimination so I cannot think of any substance that won't be eliminated from a body for a lifetime.☺
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Yes... it sure can cause it.. it plays with the vascularity of the veins and causes edema... so better quit it cold turkey...
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Facts About Methamphetamine\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nMethamphetamine is a central nervous system stimulant with a high potential abuse and dependence. A synthetic drug, methamphetamine is closely related chemically to amphetamine, but produces greater effects on the central nervous system. The drug's euphoric effects are similar to but longer lasting than those of cocaine. \n\nMethamphetamine takes the form of a white, odorless, and bitter-tasting crystalline powder, readily soluble in water or alcohol. Street methamphetamine is referred to by many names including "meth," "speed," "zip," "go-fast," "cristy," "chalk," and "crank." Pure methamphetamine hydrochloride, the smokable form of the drug, is called "L.A." or - because of its clear, chunky crystals- "ice" "crystal," "glass," or "quartz." \n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nMethods and Effects of Use\nMethamphetamine can be smoked, injected intravenously, snorted, or ingested orally. The drug alters mood in different ways, depending on how it is taken. Immediately after smoking or intravenous injection, the user experiences an intense "rush" or "flash" that lasts only a few minutes and is described as extremely pleasurable. Smoking or injecting produces effects fastest, within 5 to 10 seconds. Snorting or ingesting orally produces euphoria - a high but not an intense rush. Snorting produces effects within 3 to 5 minutes, and ingesting orally produces effects within 15 to 20 minutes.\nEven small amounts of methamphetamine can produce euphoria, enhanced wakefulness, increased physical activity, decreased appetite, and increased respiration. Other central nervous system effects include athetosis (writhing, jerky, or flailing movements), irritability, insomnia, confusion, tremors, anxiety, aggression, hyperthermia, and convulsions. Hyperthermia and convulsions sometimes can result in death. \n\nCardiovascular side effects include chest pain and hypertension and sometimes can result in cardiovascular collapse and death. In addition, methamphetamine causes increased heart rate and blood pressure and sometimes can cause irreversible damage to blood vessels in the brain, producing strokes. Methamphetamine abuse during pregnancy may result in prenatal complications, increased rates of premature delivery, and altered neonatal behavioral patterns.\n\nPsychological symptoms of prolonged methamphetamine abuse can resemble those of schizophrenia and are characterized by paranoia, hallucinations, repetitive behavior patterns, and formication (delusions of parasites or insects on the skin). Methamphetamine-induced paranoia can result in homicidal or suicidal thoughts. Although no characteristic physical signs of withdrawal are associated with methamphetamine abuse, users report drug craving, depressed mood, sleepiness, and hunger.\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nExtent of Use\nNIDA's 1996 Monitoring the Future study, which assessed the extent of drug use among 8th-, 10th-, and 12th-graders across the country, reports that:\n\nWhen high school seniors were asked if they had used crystal methamphetamine at least once in their lifetimes, 4.4 percent said they had-an increase from 2.7 percent in 1990;\n\nIn that same year, when high school seniors were asked if they had used crystal methamphetamine in the 12 months prior to the survey, 2.8 percent said they had-an increase from 1.3 percent in 1990.\n\nThe Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's Drug Abuse Warning Network reports that from 1991 to 1994, the number of methamphetamine-related visits to hospital emergency departments more than tripled, from 4,887 to 17,397.\n\n\n------------------------
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Short-term exposure causes depression of the central nervous system (CNS), marked by drowsiness, dizziness, headache, nausea, loss of coordination, confusion and unconsciousness. No effects are expected at 25 ppm. Exposure to 50 to 150 ppm produces headache, and tiredness. Nose and throat irritation have also been reported following short-term exposure. A period of feeling excited or giddy may precede the onset of other symptoms. Exposure to approximately 20,000 ppm for 5 to 10 minutes may result in death. In general, blood and immune system effects have not been documented in humans following short-term exposures, although these effects have been seen in animals.\n\nBenzene is also an irritant when in contact with skin.