Can drugs be transmitted through sweat in bed?
Hello ,
As described above, I would really like to know.
Google doesn't spit out anything about it.
The background is that a woman once said, or rather, I heard it, that her son had been found to have taken cocaine. He was around 5, 6, or 7. Very fidgety and on the move. She then took him to the doctor to see if he might have ADHD, etc. The doctor then came to the conclusion that the man was probably using, and that the boy would get it through night sweats in bed.
And so it came to light what the man was doing secretly…
Anyone have any idea?
I can't imagine that for the life of me, so is there anything to it?
if so ,
on the one hand, one would have to educate and popularize this extremely, in my opinion, and on the other hand
Would this also be the case with other drugs? Cigarettes, medications, or alcohol?
Thanks in advance for the answers.
and pleasant weekend
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I think this scenario is extremely unlikely. Cocaine and its metabolites appear to be removed mainly by urine. About 1% of the dose taken is to be eliminated unchanged in this way. The quantities which are separated out in the welding are again considerably lower. Much too low to be able to have any effects on the receiving person when recording. And then there is also the question of how this should be accepted at all. Again, only a fraction of the fraction passes through the skin, which was previously excreted. One would have to drink (igitt!) the sweat in large quantities, so that something might be absorbed in relevant quantities. A very strange story.
Maybe interesting:
Cocaine > Pharmaceuticals, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine#Pharmacokinetics
On the dermal absorption of cocaine, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2087100/
Disposition of cocaine and its metabolites in human sweat after controlled cocaine administration, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16166169/
Cocaine: An Updated Overview on Chemistry, Detection, Biokinetics, and Pharmacotoxicological Aspects including Abuse Pattern, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9032145/
Here it is about a child who has been tested positively for cocaine, there has already been a cocaine transfer happening and for the child already small doses of cocaine to become “high” just what this man has done with the child is a big question, alone sweating is rather excluded but I think that here a cocaine transfer perhaps happened with sperm.
As already stated, I do not think the sperm theme is much more plausible than the welding theme. It may be true that children can react more sensitively to such substances, but not as sensitive as desired. If 50 mg of cocaine are taken up, about 0.5 mg of cocaine are precipitated again by urine. Not at once, but for days. The whole scenario is right behind and out. And I don’t want to paint even more terrible versions of it.
The fact is, this is a story that no one knows whether it is true or not, or what is true to it or not.
If one assumes that this story is true, I would rather assume that there was an inadvertent reception through lying fabric. Even deliberate poisoning by a parent, I considered more likely to be a transfer of relevant amounts by body fluids. The mother could, of course, also be responsible for this. It is impossible to judge what has happened.
The attempt to assess such a situation from a distance, only on the basis of a few lines that some anonymous person wrote on the Internet, seems to me more or less pointless. I would like to return to the question of entry: I think transmission by welding is excluded. That’s all I have to say about the subject.
“I see not only good in humans but also evil”
You can also take 150mg of cocaine at once, but only if this person is already inhabited on elevated cocaine doses it can also be relocated approximately every 4 hours.
If 150 mg of cocaine are relocated every 4 hours, a daily cocaine sum of 900 mg 6 × 150 mg = 900 mg of cocaine is obtained.
Fact is; the child has been tested for cocaine positive.
Only the question is no longer whether it is possible, but how!?
Only when someone says by experts;
This is impossible then they deny the medical findings & facts that the child has been tested for cocaine positive.
“To transfer cocaine with sperm so that someone also feels something about it is already very possible but with sweat I have never heard anything”
Rather impossible