Recognizing the Signs of Opioid Addiction
Individuals who use opioids for acute, moderate or severe pain relief can be at risk of developing an addiction. This can stem from how opioids
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Individuals who use opioids for acute, moderate or severe pain relief can be at risk of developing an addiction. This can stem from how opioids
Though oxycodone was initially created as a prescription opioid analgesic used to treat moderate to severe pain, it quickly became a substance that made headlines
Addiction treatment, called MAT, or medication-assisted treatment, is a highly effective evidence-based method of helping those with substance use disorder reach recovery and sobriety. Though
With fentanyl addiction rising in California, the state is facing a new drug crisis. In 2017, deaths from synthetic opioids, particularly fentanyl, more than doubled
Opioid medications like Suboxone® have drug interactions with a variety of medicines. One of these medications, gabapentin, treats seizures and nerve pain. Using these medications together
With opioid misuse and overdose rates at high levels, many doctors want to find alternative treatments to opioids for pain. Medical professionals research multiple ways
Opioids come in many forms with different administration methods, potencies and appearances. Some opioids have higher rates of misuse due to their availability or effects.
Codeine is an opiate used to treat acute or moderate pain. Because codeine disrupts the brain’s pain-relieving functionality, users can quickly develop dependence and addiction.
Methadone and alcohol shouldn’t be taken together. The side effects of combining these two substances can be severe and impair cognitive function. However, research has
Severe pain can interfere with daily activities, making life difficult. While some pain-relieving medications can provide temporary relief, they seldom offer deep and soothing relief