"There may be something wrong with his pen!" Ms. Li worked in a beauty salon. She was sitting on the desk at that time. A monk walked in from outside the door and handed her a golden Guanyin, saying that he was sending blessings. The lady took it and looked at it twice before ret

"There may be something wrong with his pen!"

Ms. Li worked in a beauty salon. She was sitting on the desk at the time. A monk walked in from outside the door and handed her a golden Guanyin, saying that he was bringing blessings. , Ms. Li took it over and looked at it twice before returning it. The monk said it's okay and will give it to you. Then he took out a string of Buddhist beads and a book, and while asking Ms. Li to sign it, he kept pointing at the door, making people confused as to what he meant.

Ms. Li found his behavior suspicious and suspected that he was deliberately spreading powder, which she had already inhaled. She felt cramps in her back and had no strength to stand up, but her survival consciousness still made her stand up and run to the door with all her strength, and then asked the surrounding merchants to call for help.

After running to the door for a while, Ms. Li fell down at the door. After falling to the ground, her fingers were still twitching and she could not stand up on her own. After a while, the police arrived and took control of the monk. After verification, it was found to be a fake monk.

Ms. Li’s experience made people around her panic. If there really is a drug that makes you faint when you smell it, wouldn’t it be dangerous for you to open your business every day? After Ms. Li was sent to the hospital, her condition went up and down. She felt weak and had a dull pain in her stomach. She suspected that there was something wrong with the monk's pen because the pen was closest to her when the fake monk asked her to sign. If the powder was entrained, it would be easily sucked. Go in.

Such suspicions are reasonable, but did the real or fake monk use drugs to cause Ms. Li to convulse and faint? The police investigation has not yet come out, and we don’t know whether Ms. Li has any old or hidden illnesses.

There are often scenes like this on TV. If you cover the other person's mouth and nose with a handkerchief, the other person will faint immediately. There are also beautiful women who sprinkle the drug on the handkerchief or under their fingernails and wave it with their sleeves. The opponent fell down. People of the older generation sit together and chat, and sometimes they talk about a child who is confused and talking nonsense.

What are the anesthetics used in medicine?

Anesthetics used in medicine enter the human body by injection, infusion, or oral administration, causing systemic or partial unconsciousness or even coma.

For example, the anesthetic lidocaine hydrochloride jelly consumed during ordinary gastroscopy can reduce the irritating reflexes in the mouth and pharynx, so that it is less likely to be nauseated during the examination and the patient will be more accepting. For another example, if you choose general anesthesia for a caesarean section, the nurse will push the anesthetic into the indwelling needle tube of your hand, and the mother will slowly lose consciousness.

In the above two cases, the anesthetic enters the human body directly, so it takes effect relatively quickly. If it is to act from the respiratory tract, it is unlikely that you will faint as soon as you smell it. First, the concentration is not enough, and second, there is not enough time. Moreover, the skin can also hinder the effectiveness of the anesthetic. It is not as magical as the rumors say. The implication is that there is no anesthetic that makes you dizzy when you smell it.

Similar to "fainting when you smell it" is "getting sick as soon as you prick it". Some netizens said that she was pricked by a stranger on the road. She suspected that she was deliberately spreading AIDS. To be on the safe side, she took blocking drugs afterwards. .

If you get stuck with a needle while walking, will you really be infected with AIDS?

The amount of virus is sufficient, the virus remains active, and the injection is completed. These three points are the requirements for virus transmission. Each one is indispensable. Does it look familiar? Yes, it is somewhat similar to the anesthetic above. It will not make people faint even if the concentration or time is not enough.

The same is true when it comes to viruses. If the three points of quality, quantity, and injection are not met, it is generally impossible to contract AIDS. Moreover, the human body also has a strong defense immunity and will not let go of the virus so easily. So don't worry if you feel like you've been pricked only briefly.

Many netizens are still not sure whether they have been pricked by the " AIDS needle", so they deliberately fabricate and spread rumors. This will only make everyone fearful.

In other words, if you are really stabbed and injected with something strange, there is a way to remedy it.Let’s take a look at what Dr. Du Lingyao, associate professor at the Infectious Disease Center of West China Hospital of Sichuan University said.

After being pricked by a needle, you should promptly consult a doctor at a medical institution, have your body tested as soon as possible, and at the same time turn on the prevention mode. Blocking drugs should not be used for more than 72 hours. The test results will not come out immediately, so you cannot wait for the results.

Doctors will evaluate the risk of contracting the virus from the route of infection, specific items, etc. Generally speaking, blood, body fluids, and mother-to-child transmission are more likely, while saliva and nasal mucus are less likely to be transmitted, unless there is bleeding from the mouth and nose. . At the same time, it will be judged based on the area of ​​the needle. If you can't even see the needle hole , generally don't worry.

Since there is no medicine that will make you faint when you smell it, why did Ms. Li faint because of cramps in her back? What disease could it be?

It may be a chronic injury, such as lumbar muscle strain, infraspinatus injury, etc. This situation is very common in basketball players, middle-aged women and other groups, and is mainly related to excessive muscle stretching and tearing.

I often feel sore and uncomfortable at ordinary times. After a long time, it will cause pain. When I move my shoulders, waist, and back, I will feel numb and unable to lift or raise my hands freely. Beating my back, massaging, and twisting can sometimes relieve it.

It may be an electrolyte imbalance . In summer, when the temperature is high and sweating a lot, a large amount of electrolytes will be lost. sodium ions will also be lost, resulting in muscle spasms and twitches.

It may be caused by cold stimulation. If you stay in an air-conditioned room for a long time, with the air outlet blowing toward your back, muscles and blood vessels will be stimulated by the low temperature, and spasms may also occur. When you first enter the swimming pool, your body has not adapted to the cold water, so the probability of cramps is relatively high.

Who said there is no such thing as a drug that makes you faint when you smell it, but you still need to be on guard against others. You still need to be vigilant. When you find signs of something wrong, call for help from the people around you in a timely manner, and then call the police.

Reference:

[1] Do "drugs" that make you dizzy as soon as you smell them, and "drinks" that you pour as soon as you drink them really exist? ·Popular Science China.2022-06-20

[2] Verification丨Pour them as soon as you smell them, and pour them as soon as you smell them I fainted after smelling it. Is there really such a drug? · Guangming.com.2021-04-18

[3] A woman said she was drugged and fainted by a fake monk. Police: They are investigating, but it is not as exaggerated as reported on the Internet·Jimu News.2022-06- 23

[4] Got an "AIDS shot" on the street? Guangdong Disease Control: The risk of infection is almost zero·Yangcheng School.2021-10-11