DANGERS OF HARD DRUGS ON THE FEMALE GENDER. _ NasNews – Godson Ikpontu

DANGERS OF HARD DRUGS ON THE FEMALE GENDER.
_ NasNews – Godson Ikpontu
When we discuss gender inequality, its basically to forestall the objectivity of sheared rights and disposition for gender balance, but haplessly, the recent developments in the rate of drug addiction by the female gender has indeed raised an unfeeling that contradicts positive engagements in any society.

In the world all over, hard drugs have been analyzed by experts to be a form of defense mechanism, anti-social personality attributes and several undesirable habits that is harmful to our health and social lives. Today in Nigeria, the situation has derailed, and has eventually engaged a misplaced direction where it’s now difficult to manage.

In this article, we shall review the overall dearth and dangers attached to hard drug consumption, especially for the female gender; but it will be apparent to state that these dangers does not appeal to individuals alone, it also attracts collateral damage on the society, as well as the entire nation. Considerably, we have analyzed the results from a forthcoming survey in Nigeria, conducted by NasReports; a news media platform that has beamed its searchlight on social change and development.

The reports from the survey stated that infertility in women, inability to bare healthy children, premature delivery and low birth weight, is always a result of the chronic addiction to hard drugs like marijuana, meth, and narcotic drugs. However, the research also uncovered dangers like lung damages, heart failure, high blood pressure, sleeping challenges, seizures, respiratory depression and irregular heart rate.

These dangers can be avoided and should be. Drugs are dangerous, but they are more dangerous to the female gender. It holds several risks for her and should be avoided at all cost.
_ NasNews – Godson Ikpontu.