Snorting

Snorting refers to the method of ingesting drugs through the nose, often associated with substances like cocaine, and carries significant health risks, including addiction.

What is Snorting?

Snorting is the act of ingesting a drug by inhaling it through the nose. This method is commonly associated with substances like cocaine, methamphetamine, or prescription drugs in powdered form. Snorting allows the drug to be absorbed into the bloodstream through the nasal tissues, leading to a rapid onset of effects. While snorting may produce an intense high, it also carries significant health risks, including damage to the nasal passages, respiratory issues, and a high potential for addiction.

In addiction treatment, addressing snorting involves managing both the physical damage caused by the drug and the psychological aspects of addiction. Behavioral therapy and medical interventions are often required to help individuals recover.