Risk of dependence on inhalation of gasoline The most significant risk to the addict when inhaling gasoline includes:
– permanent damage to the brain.
– Respiratory problems.
– weak immune system.
– Blood abnormalities.
– Heart damage.
– Chronic headache.
– Feeling tired.
– Damage to the liver and kidneys.
– Bleeding of the nose.
– Abortion.
– Arrhythmia.
– Birth of low birth weight children.
Blood pressure disorder.
– Pneumonia. Cerebral hemorrhage.
– Tics.
– Family and financial problems.
– Death:
An estimated 100 people died of gasoline inhalation between 1981 and 2003 in Australia alone.
