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Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid 50-100 times more addictive than morphine. It is typically used to lessen pain after surgery and it is a schedule 2 prescription drug.

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Street names of Fentanyl include: China Girl, Birria, China Town, Dance Fever, Dragon's Breath, Facebook, Murder 8, Shoes, China White, He-Man, Poison, and Tango & Cash. Medicinal types of Fentanyl include: Lozenges, Oral tablets, Oral Spray, IV, and Patches. Illict types of Fentanyl include: Spiked blotter paper, Manufactured tablets, and Powder.

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Methods of taking Fentanyl include range from medicinal and illict. Medicinal include: transdermal patches, lollipops, and injections. Illict forms include: powder, pills, nasal sprays, eye drops, and it can be mixed in other drugs suck as heroin and cocaine, and injections.

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Immediate effects of Fentanyl include: nausea, vomiting, altered hearing, respiratory suppression, weakness, hallucination, seizures, confusion, and extreme happiness.

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Long term effects of Fentanyl include: multiple organ damage and organ failure, tissue deterioration, decreased oxygen within the body, deterioration of mental health, comas, and death.

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Withdrawal symptoms/complications include bone and muscle pain, sleeping problems, diarrhea and vomiting, cold flashes with goosebumps, uncontrollable leg movements, severe cravings, restlessness, dilated pupils, anxiety, chills, cramps, and insomnia.

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Fentanyl is highly addictive. It is more than morphine and heroin. The potency affect as previously mentions is 50-100 times morphine. Users who use Fentanyl can be hooked on as within 4-8 weeks. This extremely addictive drug plays hand in hand with withdrawal symptoms, which is why we see such extreme withdrawal symptoms/complications.

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Fentanyl can result in death. It kills you by binding with the exorphin-releasing receptors, messing them up. Due to this, the body cannot respond to low levels of oxygen and high levels of carbon dioxide. Which are two things that control your brain - which in hand controls your lungs - which allow you to breathe. This means you will die because your lungs will stop working and you'll die to a lack of oxygen. OD on Fentanyl is common, in fact its so common that it has made Fentanyl the number 1 killing drug. Health problems from overuse of Fentanyl are relevant. The failure of major organs and inability to do basic tasks due to the deterioration of mental health are notable factors. Sudden death can be caused if enough drugs are taken. Behaviors under Fentanyl can result to death, for example driving under the influence of Fentanyl will most likely kill you. One of the symptoms of Fentanyl is nausea and drowsiness.

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As previously stated Immediate effects of Fentanyl include: nausea, vomiting, altered hearing, respiratory suppression, weakness, hallucination, seizures, confusion, and extreme happiness. Long term effects of Fentanyl include: multiple organ damage and organ failure, tissue deterioration, decreased oxygen within the body, deterioration of mental health, comas, and death. In 2017, 59.8 percent of opioid related death involved Fentanyl compared to 14.3 percent in 2010. Illict Fentanyl use can be in the following forms: powder, nasal spray, eye drop, candies, blotter paper, pills that look like other prescription's, and injections. Fentanyl is illegal and first offenders can be sentences to no less than 5 years in federal prison and no more than 40 years. If injury is involved the federal sentence is 20 years to LIFE in prison. As well as a $2 - $5 million dollar fine. Second offenders are sentenced to 10 to life and a $4 to $10 million dollar fine.