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Okay my son had smoke and had gotten ahold of some bath salt is it dangerous if he injected it into his arms?
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Life threatening: Your son is at high risk not only for significant effects on his brain, but infection in the bloodstream. He needs a thorough evaluation and a comprehensive plan going forward.
Answered 4/9/2017
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