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Women who use meth during pregnancy often due irreversible damage to their unborn children. Often babies born to meth addicted mothers are asocial, incapable of bonding, have tremors, have birth defects, and cry for 24 hours without stopping. In addition to these problems babies experience when they are first born to meth addicted mothers, it has been proven that children born to meth addicted parents are at an increased risk of child abuse and neglect.

What are the dangers of contracting HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B or C by using meth?

There is a danger of contracting HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B or C from meth abuse. The danger is much higher in individuals who inject the drug and share injection equipment. Infection with HIV and other infectious diseases is spread among injection drug users primarily through the reuse of contaminated syringes, needles, or other paraphernalia by more than one person. In addition to contracting these diseases from injection equipment, meth abusers often are not concerned about .safe sex. practices, or who they have sex with. This in turn means that they often spread diseases though sex without even knowing that they are infected.