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An attacker would either have to use a very large needle, which would be immediately noticeable to most people, or would have to inject very steadily over a longer period of time—potentially up to 30 seconds—while remaining undetected in a busy nightclub or bar. It's not known exactly why needle spiking has started to happen, but Superintendent Kathryn Craner of Nottingham Police said: "We do not believe that these are targeted incidents; they are distinctly different from anything we have seen previously as victims have disclosed a physical scratch type sensation before feeling very unwell. If this is what you're ideally after, Pyramid and Needle spikes are perhaps the most common options you can get. Deborah Gold, the chief executive of the National AIDS Trust, told Reuters: “In the UK it is recommended that people wait six weeks after possible exposure to test for HIV. With the investigations into the attacks still ongoing and new reports appearing frequently via social media, there’s very little we can say for sure about the specifics, but experts seem to agree that while it is plausible that spiking by injection could be carried out by an individual or very small group, it’s very unlikely that it’s being easily replicated on a wider scale.

Wales Online reports that four women in Swansea claimed to have been spiked by injection, though these have not been confirmed. Dean Ames, the forensic drugs operations manager at the Metropolitan police, told the inquiry on Monday that analysis of 100 toxicology samples undertaken by the Met had found “a small number of positive suspected spiking incidents to date”.

There has been an incident of needle spiking of football supporters in May 2022 during a match between KV Mechelen and Racing Genk. There are some steps which can be taken to try and prevent drinks spiking - but it is never the victim’s fault.

The term 'needle spiking' relates to a number of incidents of people reportedly being injected with a substance without their knowledge or consent," Dr Isabella explains. VICE News were informed by the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) of 274 reported cases between September-November 2021 in the UK.Young women and university students have been reporting an increasing number of spiking by injection incidents while in nightclubs and other nightlife venues across the UK. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

SEE: How to get rid of a cold in 24 hours with these top expert tips What are the signs you have been victim to needle spiking? Nottinghamshire Police are investigating 12 separate reports of young women and men being “spiked” in less than a month. Sarah Buckle, a second-year student in Nottingham, told Sky News she spent 10 hours in hospital after becoming severely sick while on a night out and woke up to a bruise on her hand. It is essential that each case is fully investigated quickly and findings are shared to fill the information vacuum and hopefully assuage concerns around widespread injection spikings.Lancashire Constabulary has confirmed it is investigating after a woman reported being injected with an unknown substance in Preston.