Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster

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Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster

  • 56 - Cotton Fever - What Are the Symptoms and How Do I Know If I Have It?

56 - Cotton Fever - What Are the Symptoms and How Do I Know If I Have It?

Thursday 28th February 2019

Discover cotton fever's symptoms and dangers on Real Recovery Talk. Hear firsthand experiences and find hope in recovery.
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Understanding Cotton Fever: Symptoms, Risks, and Recovery

So there's not a lot of medical research. Ben over here definitely has a lot of experience with it and I'm going to let him start off, because I don't have a lot of experience with it.
Ever heard of cotton fever? It's a condition that many might not be familiar with, but it's crucial for anyone dealing with heroin addiction to know about. In this episode of Real Recovery Talk, hosts Tom Conrad and Adam dive into the nitty-gritty of cotton fever, a condition caused by bacteria entering the bloodstream through contaminated cotton used to filter heroin.
Ben, a guest on the show, shares his harrowing personal experience with cotton fever, offering a firsthand look at its severe flu-like symptoms and uncontrollable shaking. But this episode isn't just about the symptoms; it's a wake-up call about the dangers of drug use and the importance of seeking help. Tom and Adam also touch on the unpredictable risks of fentanyl, painting a vivid picture of the Russian roulette that drug use can often feel like.
If you're battling addiction or know someone who is, this episode provides not just information but a beacon of hope. Tune in to learn more about cotton fever, its symptoms, and the path to recovery.