According to the report, students in West BengalDurgapur bought condoms; but should not be used as a contraceptive. And instead use it like a drunk! This strange trend has raised many questions, some of which are related to the health of students.
So what are all the reports about?
A salesman of a medical store told the media that the number of condoms sold daily has increased greatly.
The report states that the sale of flavored condoms has increased sharply in some areas of Durgapur such as Durgapur City Centre, Bidhannagar, Benachiti and Muchipara, Zone C, Zone A.
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The report says the strange reason behind this increase in condom sales came about when a salesman asked about it to a customer. For this customer, a young person, the answer condom is also
What is the “drunk” thing in a condom?
According to a chemistry teacher, soaking condoms in hot water for a long time breaks down large organic molecules and creates alcohol compounds. This compound is holding young passionately.
The aromatic compound in condoms is the intoxicating element. This compound is also present in dendrites, which is again a very popular product used to relieve hangovers. Considered a substandard method of intoxication, the use of dendrite is very common and mostly among young people.
Other drunkenness
People make weird choices when it comes to hangovers. Some weird ways include drinking cough syrup, inhaling glue and industrial adhesive products, inhaling paint, nail polish, and inhaling whiteners.
Even many people are caught intoxicated when using detergents and shaving by hand.
Health hazards
Young people who regularly binge on these compounds develop serious health complications, from chest pain to chronic headaches.
The worst part is that these people are addicted to so much that they end up using these hangovers as a cure for their ailments. This increases their dependence on addictions.
“Commonly used inhalers include gasoline, glue, spray paint, solvents, cleaning liquids, and other aerosols. Usage patterns include sniffing or snorting, snorting, and pickpocketing. Inhaler use has been associated with increased feelings of euphoria due to hypercapnia and hypoxemia due to recovery from a closed bag. A 2011 study by researchers at the Department of Psychiatry, Government Medical College and Chandigarh Hospital found that adolescents who met criteria for dependence or abuse reported violations. abuse, drug abuse and dependence, and use of mental health services for other emotional problems. , India and Department of Psychiatry, Institute of Mental Health, SCB Medical College, Cuttack, Odisha, India.
The early signs of drunkenness are:
- Nausea
- Sneezing
- Dry cough
- Nosebleed
- Bad breath or halitosis
- Exhausted
- Loss of appetite
