What should I do?
People who inject drugs can place themselves at risk of HIV, hepatitis C and other blood borne viruses. Safe injecting practices can protect against infection. You should practice the following:
Use a sterile needle and syringe (fit) for every injection. If you are unable to access a clean needle, you can get safe injecting equipment through the 新州针头和注射器计划 or follow this Guide to Cleaning Used Syringes.
Always remember to use:
- New, sterile water
- New swabs (one for the spoon, one for the injecting site)
- Clean tourniquet
- New filter
- Clean spoon
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Creating a clean environment
- Choose a safe environment to inject – Private, clean well-lit and with running water, if possible
- 擦拭用于制备药物的所有表面
- 注射前后，最好用肥皂水洗手
- Avoid all contact with anyone else’s blood, including blood you can’t see – Don’t help someone else to inject
- Get rid of needles and syringes in a sharps bin of fit pack immediately after use
- Use liquid bleach or another disinfectant to clean blood spills, contaminated surfaces, and equipment
- Be aware of how you can manage a needlestick injury if it happens
- 定期进行血液传播病毒（BBV）测试
应该避免什么？
You should always avoid sharing equipment when preparing or injecting drugs, this includes:
- Needles and syringes
- Water
- Swabs
- Tourniquet
- Filter
- Spoon
Always remember to get rid of your equipment safely.
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使用同一个针头
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针头在每次使用后都会损坏
Needles become damaged after each use, always make sure you use a new needle to take care of your veins.
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新针头
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使用6次后
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