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Study Highlights Lasting Impact of Parental Opioid Abuse

If you abuse narcotics and are unable to stop on your own, or are experiencing negative consequences, you should seek treatment help immediately.

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10 Frequently Asked Questions About Narcotics Addiction Treatment

Knowing the answers to common questions about narcotics addiction treatment can help you feel more confident about putting yourself or a loved one into a rehab program.

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What Are The Most Common Symptoms Of Prescription Drug Abuse?

Knowing some of the most common symptoms of prescription drug abuse such as poor judgement and behavioral changes can help you determine whether you or someone you love needs help.

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Should I Seek Help for Narcotic Abuse?

If you abuse narcotics and are unable to stop on your own, or are experiencing negative consequences, you should seek treatment help immediately.

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How Dangerous is Prescription Narcotic Abuse?

Prescription narcotic abuse is extremely dangerous, often leading to addiction, overdose and death.

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Can Pain Be Treated Without Narcotics?

Narcotics aren’t the only option for pain management. Alternatives such as massage, acupuncture and physical therapy have proven effective at relieving pain.

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4 Signs You Are Addicted To Prescription Drugs

There are many signs that could indicate a prescription drug addiction, some of which include forgetfulness, neglecting responsibilities, and dosage increases.

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What Can Narcotics Help Treat?

Prescription narcotics are most commonly prescribed to treat pain, but may also be used as cough suppressants. These medications can be safe and effective if used as directed by a doctor.

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How is Methadone Addiction Treated?

Treatment can vary for each person, as each individual and their situation is unique. However, methadone addiction treatment generally involves a combination of behavioral therapy and medication.

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How to Help a Family Member Dealing with Addiction

Being there for your family member can make the difference between them getting sober or continuing a life of addiction. You can help them by providing support, educating yourself, and being patient.

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