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(Medical-NewsWire.com, November 07, 2016 ) Manchester, NH -- NH1 reports that four cases of an invasive blood infection have been contributed to heroin abuse. All four cases of invasive Group A Streptococcal bacteremia involved males in the Southern-central New Hampshire area where were active injection heroin users at the time of diagnosis. Each case was discovered within the last ten days but further investigation is required to determine if they are connected.
Heroin rehab in New Hampshire understands the risks involved with injecting illicit drugs and related activities. Because of their intimate knowledge of the risks, Drug and Alcohol Rehab New Hampshire urges the public to educate themselves about the dangers of needle sharing and heroin abuse.
A representative of Drug and Alcohol Rehab New Hampshire comments,
"When addiction has overtaken the mind, concerns about health risks do not come into play. That does not negate those dangers. When considering the dangers of injectable heroin, disease concerns are typically limited to HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. However, when engaging in these types of illicit activities, we are exposing ourselves to other diseases as well, including potentially deadly blood infections. Situations like this only further enforce that substance abuse is a public health and safety issue, affecting more than just the person living with the disorder."
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