Addiction is often discovered after the problem has already become acute, so early identification is critical. Here we provide the signs that point to addiction. Then once the addiction is verified, it is important to get the right help.
National Coalition Against Prescription Drug AbusePosted on by Hank Moreira
Addiction Questionnaire For many individuals addicted to painkillers and other prescription drugs, the hardest part is coming to grips with the fact that they have a problem. In fact, denial that there is a problem is one of the biggest roadblocks in seeking help. Here are some critical questions to ask yourself about your prescription drug use. If you answer “yes” to one or more of these questions, it is time to stop denying that you have a problem and to consider getting help. Disclaimer: this screening measure is intended solely for informational purposes only and is not designed to …Continue reading →
National Coalition Against Prescription Drug AbusePosted on by Hank Moreira
10 Warning Signs of Prescription Painkiller Dependency Thousands of Americans rely on prescription painkillers for the relief of pain and discomfort from ailments such as headaches, menstrual cramps, surgery recovery, or lingering pain from an injury. Unfortunately, however, for many, this reliance on medication can easily and unknowingly turn into physical dependence.