Opioid addiction is a public health crisis impacting people around the globe. While heroin is one of the most commonly misused opioids, prescription medications are also misused. Highly addictive opioids like oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine, and fentanyl are all highly addictive opioids that may be prescribed for pain management. Misusing these substances, whether you have a […]
Heroin is a potent opioid drug that induces euphoria and provides pain relief. Many people turn to this drug after developing a dependence on prescription opioids. When they can no longer obtain enough of their prescription medication to mitigate cravings or withdrawal symptoms, heroin can become a dangerous alternative. Unfortunately, heroin also has severe detrimental
Fentanyl is a powerful opioid pain reliever typically reserved for only the most severe cases of pain, such as that associated with cancer. The drug has gained significant attention in recent years due to its high potency and risk for addiction. Also concerning is fentanyl’s frequent use in street drugs, which increases their potency. If you
Morphine is a powerful substance that can bring welcomed relief to anyone suffering from crippling pain due to chronic health conditions or injuries. It’s this level of effectiveness and its ability to induce euphoria, though, that can also make it desirable to those seeking a high. Morphine use without medical supervision can be a slippery
Although the effects of opioids may last only a few hours, the drug remains in your system for much longer, which could be problematic if you need to take a drug test for work or court. If you have committed to quitting opioids, you may be wondering what type of opioid withdrawal symptoms you can
