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Reusing needles can lead to serious health risks and complications. Here’s what can happen when needles are reused:
Infections: Used needles can carry blood-borne pathogens, including viruses like:
HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus): Increases the risk of contracting HIV if the needle was used by someone who is infected.
Hepatitis B and C: These can be transmitted via contaminated needles, leading to liver damage and chronic illness.
Bacterial Infections: Reusing needles can cause local skin infections, such as abscesses or cellulitis, and can even lead to life-threatening infections like sepsis.
Tissue Damage: Needles become dull with each use, causing more pain and damage to the skin and tissues. This can lead to scarring and slower healing.
Cross-Contamination: Reusing needles in healthcare settings or among multiple people can lead to contamination, spreading diseases and infections from one person to another.
Blockage or Clotting: If a needle is reused without proper sterilization, it can get clogged, leading to complications during injections or treatments.
For safety, needles should always be used once and disposed of properly to prevent these risks.
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