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Most Common Drug Addictions
Addiction to any drug is dangerous, but some drugs are more commonly abused than others. Heroin, cocaine and prescription painkillers are some of the most commonly abused drugs in America. If you are struggling with an addiction to these or any drug, help is waiting.
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Heroin Addiction Information
Many people who develop an addiction to heroin started out taking prescription painkillers like oxycodone or hydrocodone. As these drugs become harder and harder to get, heroin use has risen dramatically among many different kinds of people across the country.
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As one of the most commonly abused drugs, heroin also has many opportunities for treatment. Rehabs for heroin focus on the underlying causes of addiction while providing guidance for long-lasting recovery.
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Symptoms of heroin withdrawal include vomiting and muscle aches, making it uncomfortable to quit on your own. Treatment centers provide medical detox to make these symptoms more manageable.
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Not all heroin users inject the drug, so you might not see needle or track marks even if your loved one is using. Some signs of heroin abuse include bloodshot eyes, extreme drowsiness and sudden weight loss.
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Cocaine Addiction Information
Many people believe cocaine can’t cause an addiction because it doesn’t have obvious signs of physical withdrawal. Those who abuse cocaine on a regular basis are more likely to develop a psychological addiction to it, eventually craving it and needing it to feel normal.
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Cocaine is often used as a “party drug” or in a social setting, so it’s important to establish solid, healthy relationships in recovery. Rehabs for cocaine include group counseling and ongoing support.
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The most severe symptoms of withdrawal from cocaine are psychological. These include depression, anxiety, agitation, restlessness and nightmares. Cocaine users may binge to avoid these symptoms.
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As a stimulant, cocaine increases the user’s energy and alertness. Heavy use can lead to confusion, sweating, chills or, in severe cases, a coma or seizures.
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Painkillers Addiction Information
Synthetic painkillers such as hydrocodone, oxycodone and codeine are often readily available by prescription or in family medicine cabinets. Many people who started taking painkillers after a procedure or because of chronic pain have developed a physical and/or psychological dependence on them.
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With pain-relieving effects similar to heroin, hydrocodone is the powerful main ingredient in many painkillers. It is combined with acetaminophen in brand names Vicodin, Norco and Lortab.
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Seen in popular brand names OxyContin, Percocet and Roxicodone, oxycodone is another semi-synthetic painkiller that is powerfully addictive and often abused.
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Codeine is less potent than other painkillers and is used for mild to moderate pain. Codeine is also found in prescription-grade cough syrups, which are easy to get and heavily abused.
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Marijuana Addiction Information
As laws regarding marijuana use change, more and more people are getting access to the drug. Although it isn’t as physically addictive as other drugs, marijuana can cause a serious psychological dependence that may require treatment and counseling.
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Overcoming a marijuana dependence starts with therapy and counseling to help the user understand why they are abusing it. Marijuana is often part of a patchwork of addiction that includes many other drugs.
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Approximately half of all heavy marijuana users experience withdrawal symptoms when quitting. The most common are trouble sleeping, anxiety, irritability and vomiting or abdominal pain.
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Marijuana affects different people in different ways, but some of the signs of use include bloodshot eyes, increased appetite (getting the “munchies”), lack of motivation and nervous or paranoid behavior.
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Meth Addiction Information
One of the most addictive substances in America, meth can release more than three times the amount of dopamine as cocaine. This unnatural level of euphoria can lead to addiction in as little as one use. Crystal meth is a potent, smokeable form of the drug.
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An addiction to meth is one of the hardest to overcome, so treatment for it needs to be specialized and rigorous to be effective. Many rehabs are well-versed in the many challenges that come with meth addiction.
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Someone addicted to meth will experience extreme discomfort when attempting to quit, making it important to be supervised by a medical professional. Symptoms can include mood swings, aches and hallucinations.
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Signs that someone you know is abusing meth include hyperactivity, drastic weight loss, tooth decay or loss of teeth, aggression and increased distractibility.
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Alcohol Addiction
Over 17 million Americans struggle with an alcohol problem. If you are one of them, there is help available. Learn more about this common addiction and how to become sober.
Treatment for Alcohol Addiction
Quitting drinking can be difficult and may require medical supervision. Find out how to safely and effectively detox from alcohol and learn how alcoholics can overcome their addiction.
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Because alcohol is so heavily consumed in the United States, many cases of abuse and addiction go unnoticed or untreated. Learn the difference between social and problem drinking.
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Detoxing from heavy alcohol use can be dangerous without medical supervision. Medication can help with withdrawal symptoms like nausea, muscle aches and anxiety.
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Worried someone you care about is struggling with an alcohol problem? Warning signs of alcohol addiction include frequent binge drinking and blacking out.
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Teens and young adults are more likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol than their older peers. Understand the challenges America’s youth are facing to help prevent future addictions.
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