A new United States drug – Xylazine – is reportedly found responsible for the unusual behavior and individuals unable to stand in the streets of the United States, leading to speculation about the existence of a “zombie virus.”
Xylazine is a non-opioid drug that was initially used to cut heroin but has now expanded to include Fentanyl, a fatal drug in even small doses. Known by various street names such as “tranq,” “tranq dope,” and “zombie drug,” the drug has sedative-like symptoms such as extreme sleepiness and respiratory depression. Videos of people acting strangely and unable to stand were observed with symptoms caused by the drug.
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Additionally, repeated exposure to Xylazine can cause raw wounds that can spread rapidly, leading to amputation if left untreated.
Overdosing on Xylazine has a slim chance of revival, as people do not respond to the most common overdose reversal treatment. Public health officials are concerned about Xylazine and its potentially deadly effects.
