How to make a girl faint quickly

There are many ways for girls to faint quickly, but artificial methods are illegal and people cannot use these methods to do bad things. The main reason why women are usually knocked unconscious is the influence of neurological drugs. For example, anesthetic drugs such as clonidine, imidazole and dexmedetomidine can cause women to become numb and faint. Therefore, women should avoid chatting up strangers to protect their own safety.

What are psychedelic drugs?

There really is no drug in this world that can make people pass out with just one sniff. The news reports that "people pass out with just one sniff" can only be exaggerated urban legends. However, although there is no drug that can make people pass out with just one sniff, there are indeed drugs in this world that can be taken orally! Anesthetic sedatives such as clonidine, imidazole, and dexmedetomidine can indeed make you pass out after 10-20 minutes. Dear friends, please be careful when strangers approach you!

Is there a difference between anesthetics and narcotic drugs?

1. Different concepts

Narcotic drugs: refers to drugs that are likely to cause physical dependence and addiction after continuous use, including opioids, codeine, phocolidine, synthetic anesthetics and other addictive drugs, medicinal plants and their preparations designated by the Ministry of Health. At the same time, it also includes psychotropic drugs, which refer to drugs that directly act on the central nervous system to excite or inhibit it, and can cause dependence if used continuously.

Anesthetic: refers to a drug that has the ability to cause temporary and reversible loss of consciousness and sensory function in the whole body or locally. Anesthetics can be divided into general anesthetics and local anesthetics according to their range of action.

2. Different nature

Anesthetic drugs have the potential to produce physical dependence, while narcotic drugs do not have the potential to produce physiological dependence on the body, which is the key difference between narcotic drugs and anesthetic drugs.

3. Different functions

Anesthetics are drugs that cause temporary, reversible loss of consciousness and sensory function in the whole body or in a part of it. Anesthetic drugs do not have this function.

4. Different functions

Anesthetics are mainly used for surgical anesthesia in clinical practice, while narcotic drugs are mainly used for analgesia in clinical practice.

Anesthetic drugs have analgesic effects and are often used in combination with anesthetics in clinical practice, so the two are interrelated.

When a cancer patient's condition worsens and general painkillers can no longer relieve the pain, the doctor will prescribe appropriate medications such as pethidine hydrochloride injection or morphine hydrochloride tablets based on the patient's condition. These drugs are prone to drug dependence or addiction after continuous use, which is what we call narcotic drugs.

What are anesthetic drugs?

① Cocaine, codeine, thebaine

②Morphine, ethylmorphine, morphine atropine injection, poppy shell, poppy straw concentrate, pholcodine

③Opioids, opiate tablets, alfaprodine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, methadone, fentanyl, remifentanil, sufentanil

④ Diphenoxylate, meperidine, compound camphor tincture

⑤ Dextropropoxyphene, dihydroetorphine, bucinnazine

Effects of anesthesia on the fetus

Almost all anesthetics and analgesics have an inhibitory effect on the central nervous system and can easily pass through the placental barrier and enter the fetus. An important function of the placenta is to act as the lungs of the fetus and carry out gas exchange. But the actual gas exchange efficiency is only 1/150 of that of the lungs. The oxygen transported by the mother's blood must enter the fetal blood circulation through the intervillous spaces of the placenta, and the carbon dioxide in the fetal blood must also enter the mother's blood circulation by diffusion.

Anesthetic drugs can affect the fetus in two ways: directly inhibiting the fetal respiratory and circulatory centers, or indirectly affecting the fetus by inhibiting the mother's respiratory circulation. Overdose of anesthetics or hypoxemia due to respiratory depression in the mother during surgery will affect the baby's oxygen supply and the excretion of metabolic waste, directly threatening the baby's life safety. Therefore, when choosing anesthesia for cesarean section, doctors must carefully consider the type, dosage, timing and method of medication to prevent direct or indirect adverse effects on the fetus.