Well, this is more of an opinion based question, right?
I would either, a, find another person who's not taking it and stay away from the people who are. B, find an authority figure, in this case a counselor, or an older person. or C, try and find someone to make sure you're safe, and the next morning, tell someone what's going on.
I hope this helped.
Is a) Cystoscopy<span>, also </span>called<span> Cystourethroscopy, is a diagnostic </span>procedure<span> that allows the doctor to directly </span>examine<span> the urinary tract. A </span>cystoscopy<span> may be ... 10 to 15 minutes before the </span>procedure<span>. This allows time for the dye to go into the </span>kidneys<span> where it mixes with urine.</span>
He could try taking a break from some or alternate which ones he wants to do
