When opiates are removed, this system rebounds aggressively, releasing excessive amounts of norepinephrine
Slowing an infusion may help some rate-related symptomsbut does not diagnose them Chest symptoms, low blood pressure, breathing difficulty, severe pain, or neurologic symptoms require assessment rather than automatic continuation at a slower rate
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Using expired or contaminated water increases the risk of infection and poor injection outcomes
Additionally, L-OOH is oxidized by Fe 2+ to generate tremendously reactive lipid alkoxyl radicals (LO), which destroy PUFAs through a chain reaction, leading to membrane injury and cell death (Gaschler and Stockwell, 2017)