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Question by Ihatebirds: 16 and possible drug addiction this is hell please advice needed.?
Hi, recently I’ve been taking codeine(nurofen plus 12.9 mg codeine 200 mg ibuprofen) for neck pain. I have a herniated disc in my neck and its very painful, Im only 16 years old. About a month ago I was prescribed tylenol 3’s…but the doctor only gave me 6 for fear of me being tyoung and getting addicted. Then I got the otc nurofen and have been taking one everyday for a month. Except, I chew them instead of swallowing whole, and I feel like its released into me stronger. Recently Ive been scared and take about 4 a day. I stopped for one day and noticed I had headaches in school, one moment had 101 fever then felt cold, weak, I felt like I had the flu. I took a codeine an hour ago now im fine. Can I really be addicted or is this just starting the addiction? Today in school it was like a damn slap in the face, 1st day off it and guess what we’re learning about the opium wars in global class WTF. Idk if its all in my head or im really addicted or maybe I legit do just have the flu. I need help, I think but I can’t tell my parents I need rehab they have no idea about this and I won’t disappoint them. Ive been feeling so weak and depressed and cry for no reason when Im off them. I need advice am I addicted and how do I stop it has only been 1 month. What should I do??
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Question by simmysmash: Is it normal to have life-ending thoughts after four years of chronic pain?
My specialist says it is normal with 99% of chronic pain sufferers!

Surely there must be more hope?

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Answer by Shisui
It is completely normal. You have been in pain for a while and your body feels it cannot take it anymore so naturally you would think about suicide. However, just because you think about suicide doesn’t mean you will kill your self. I’m sure your doctor can help you get through these thoughts. After all, you have lived through 4 years of pain surely you can live through some bad thoughts. You are strong.

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What physicians should know about addiction and recovery: Michelle

What physicians should know about addiction and recovery: Michelle This video can also be viewed at: http://www.drugabuse.gov/nidamed/videos/hear-recovering-…    Read more...

Question by zip: does anybody know what aureculartheraphy is?
Some one said that it helped them stop smoking. I would
like to know. Cause I need some help stopping myself.

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Answer by terryoulboub
If you search yahoo for the answers, you come up with “auricular” and it has to do with the inner ear. “Auricular acupuncture has been used to treat addictive behaviors with variable success.” At another sight, it states auricular therapy “The most common reported uses have been for control of chronic pain, detoxification from addictions, (smoking and heroin and cocaine), relief from nausea, and high blood pressure. ” Apparently, it is their belief that “Almost all health conditions can be affected to some degree by stimulated ear points.”

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Question by Daniel: need help finding the spelling for an anti drug addiction pill?
Theres someone i know who is addicted to pain pills from a car injury and his doctor put him on something that sounds like it’s spelled soboxal but i don’t think it’s spelled that way which is probably why i can’t find out any information. Anyways he gets very sick from it and asked me to look into it for him. Please help me find the correct spelling for this drug.

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Answer by Lloyd
Could possibly be “Suboxone”. This is used for opioid dependence.

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Question by Thank You: If Obama care is free can i abuse the system maybe get some “prescription” medicine for a fake injury?
unlimited percocet here i come whoo!!!!!

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Answer by zaza
Have fun in a casket.

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Poetry Sunday-“Addiction Therapy”

Lesley recites one of her many many poems in the all new Poetry Sunday. “Addiction Therapy.” PLEASE DO NOT STEAL!

 

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Prescription addictions soaring on PEI, says expert
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A legislative committee looking into the prescription drug problem on Prince Edward Island heard alarming statistics during a hearing in Cardigan Thursday. Margaret … The committee also heard that since 2009, there's been an 18 per cent increase in …
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'Heroin emergency' costing Jefferson County dearly
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Statistics are not available yet for 2013. Though County … Because opiate addictions are very difficult to recover from, these placements often stretch into very long periods of time, creating trauma for the affected family and costs for the county …
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A nation of prescription drug addicts: More Britons die from abusing …
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