Vicoprofen Addiction
Additional Information
Vicoprofen is an opiate painkiller and therefore has the potential to be habit-forming and cause addiction when misused or taken for prolonged periods. The brand name for the combination of hydrocodone and ibuprofen, Vicoprofen is considered a short-term solution for severe pain, and is typically used for 10 days or less. Hydrocodone is a narcotic pain reliever and ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It reduces hormones that cause inflammation and pain in the body.
Misuse Of Vicoprofen
Those taking Vicoprofen and other opiates are advised to take it only as directed by a doctor. The normal dosage is one pill every four to six hours. As sales and production of hydrocodone products have increased in recent years, so too have diversion and illicit use of the drug. Because the drug can be habit forming, it can lead to both physical and psychological dependence. Misusing Vicoprofen can include chewing, crushing or otherwise breaking the pills so they can be swallowed, inhaled or injected. This can cause serious health issues or overdose. For some, tolerance to Vicoprofen can take hold quickly. This is when the drug builds up in the patient’s system and requires them to take more and more to achieve the same pain relieving effect.
Addiction And Dependence
Compulsively using a drug can lead to addiction, also called dependence. Factors that can lead to drug addiction include genetics, peer pressure, emotional distress, depression, anxiety, experimentation, a history of other abuse, and chronic pain, which can require prolonged use of addictive opiates. Drug addiction can cause intense cravings for the drug, both mentally and physically. Many habitual users experience very unpleasant physical effects when they try to stop using. Not every person who uses drugs becomes addicted, and some drugs are more addictive than others. Those with addictions habitually seek out their drug of choice, regardless of the negative consequences that may result. Researchers say physical addiction occurs when repeated use alters reward pathways in the brain.
The Impact Of Addiction
Addiction comes in many forms. It can take hold of anyone and often has devastating consequences for family, friends and the community at large. Drug addiction is a major health issue and has far-reaching implications for society and law enforcement agencies across the world. Drug abuse and the behaviors that result from it carry stiff criminal and legal penalties in many parts of the world. Drug abuse is responsible for a great deal of property crimes, thefts and burglaries. Many users resort to crime in an effort to fund their habits. Government policies aimed at controlling illegal drug sales have been largely unsuccessful. Despite costly public campaigns and programs, the war on drugs is far from being won. The supply will always be there because the issue of demand is so great and drug trade is so lucrative for so many people. Drug abuse can ruin lives, derail careers, destroy families and isolate users from peer and support groups.
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