In some social circles today, a drug called Rush has attracted widespread attention.

Questions about whether it is a drug have become a focus of debate and have inspired a deeper understanding of the drug's nature.

The main ingredient of Rush can promote the relaxation of smooth muscles throughout the body, just like finding a key to unlock the relaxed state of smooth muscles.

Blood vessels are parts surrounded by smooth muscle and expand under its influence.

The drug exudes a unique smell, a bit like gasoline, and this unique aroma is easily recognized by people who smell it.

Many users report that after using it, they feel like they are in a fairyland, their body is light and their heartbeat speeds up, as if it is an illusion caused by anesthetic drugs, and it also has the effect of stimulating lust.

The inhaled effect of the drug usually lasts only a minute or two, so those who use it as a sexual aid are forced to inhale frequently, which is clearly an overuse of the drug.

Rush is not limited to specific areas or groups. Its inappropriate use is relatively common in certain circles.

When it comes to the eyes, the latest research shows that long-term use can cause serious damage.

The blood vessels inside the eyeball swell, which causes intraocular pressure to rise, which can damage the retina. If this continues, the eyes will seem to be covered with a layer of dust, losing their luster and vitality.

There are certain hidden dangers in the heart area if used for a long time. In serious cases, the user may die suddenly.

In some cases, people abused Rush and their hearts could not bear the pressure, and they eventually passed away.

In addition, Rush may also cause a significant drop in blood pressure, which is extremely dangerous for people with pre-existing heart disease or low blood pressure. They may suddenly faint, suffer a stroke or have a heart attack due to low blood pressure.

Some people accidentally ingest Rush, which is like taking poison and can cause severe acute illness or even life-threatening conditions.

And if it comes into contact with the skin, it will cause serious consequences such as peeling and dryness.

Some people seeking a more intense sensory experience mix a drug called Rush with an aphrodisiac containing sildenafil.

In medical practice, the mixed use of such drugs may cause nausea and dizziness in patients. In severe cases, it may even cause fainting, shock, and there is a risk of sudden death.

In the field of sexual health, excessive use or dependence on Rush may have a certain impact on sexual pleasure.

Ultimately, without the help of Rush, you may not be able to experience sexual pleasure, and you may even have difficulty in erection.

During sexual intercourse, if Rush is over-relied, the user may lose the ability to protect themselves.

For example, among men who have sexual relations, under the influence of Rush, unprotected anal intercourse or multi-person sexual intercourse often occurs, which is quite dangerous.

Rush itself does not cause AIDS, but it is closely related to the spread of AIDS among gay men.

In recent years, the rate of HIV transmission among men in my country has continued to increase. In 2011, it was only 13%. By 2015, this rate had increased to 28.3%.

Under the stimulation of Rush, gay men may be more impulsive during sex.

The dilation effect of Rush affects blood vessels, including the columnar epithelium of the rectum, which increases the risk of anal bleeding. As a result, the probability of transmission of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases also increases.

This spread phenomenon is not limited to individual cities or regions. As long as there are occasions where gay men use Rush, there is such a risk.

Many people who use Rush find it difficult to extricate themselves. This phenomenon is especially common in certain circles, such as those with open sexual concepts and high acceptance of certain drugs.

They often ignore the physical damage caused by the unique pleasure brought by Rush.

This sense of pleasure is like an experience after anesthesia, which makes people mistakenly believe that it is beyond ordinary feelings, so it continues to attract more people to try it, and even become addicted.

Some people are just out of curiosity at first, but once they experience the unique physical relief and sensory enjoyment, it is difficult to get away.

This condition has spread among some social circles, exposing more and more people to this harmful drug.

We must be clear that relying on external materials to pursue happiness without restraint will inevitably lead to certain consequences.

Although Rush is not classified as a drug, its harmfulness is almost the same as taking drugs.

The whole society should pay attention to this issue. From the perspective of health publicity, it is necessary to popularize the multiple risks that Rush may cause to the public, especially susceptible groups. These risks include damage to body organs, negative effects on sexual behavior, and factors that may contribute to the spread of HIV.

Are you aware of similar adverse effects caused by the use of Rush?