An overdose of oxycodone hydrochloride can cause a myriad of symptoms including death. The narcotic opioid is widely used to treat pain and can be found in medications such as OxyContin. The powerful drug can cause an overdose among patients with a prescription as well as recreational users who take too much. An overdose occurs when the…
DetailsFentora abuse is a serious problem but fortunately one that can be treated quickly and safely. Fentora is a prescription tablet that contains fentanyl, a very powerful narcotic used to treat breakthrough cancer pain that isn’t controlled by other medications. Unfortunately, it has great potential for abuse and addiction. Fentora can be illegally diverted from…
DetailsFentora withdrawal isn’t the easiest process, especially if you try on your own. Professional medical help is available to ensure patients are safe and comfortable during the detox process. Withdrawal occurs when the body begins to detox from drugs or alcohol. Fentora is a narcotic prescription drug meant to treat breakthrough cancer pain. It contains…
DetailsFreedom from addiction and dependence is the goal of any responsible opiate treatment. A wide range of in-patient and out-patient programs, services and treatments are available for people who are addicted to Fentora. New advancements in the field of addiction are always on the horizon, as researchers, doctors and detox programs try to find solutions…
DetailsOpiate painkillers are effective tools in the treatment of serious pain but are very dangerous and can cause serious health problems for some. Overdose happens when too much of a particular drug is taken. An overdose can also occur when certain substances are combined, provoking a serious and potentially fatal response in major functions of…
DetailsAccording to The Waismann Method® Opiate Dependency Survey, seventy-one percent of patients with opiate dependencies admit they were originally prescribed medication by their physicians, reflecting almost no change from 70 percent last year. The results indicate that, despite increased caution by physicians and more stringent consequences against those that over prescribe, legitimate and monitored use…
DetailsPercocet abuse is nothing to take lightly. If you or someone you know may be abusing Percocet or other opiates, professional medical detox is likely necessary. Abuse of these drugs has soared in recent years with more and more people turning to detox and rehabilitation programs for help. The Waismann Method of rapid detox has…
DetailsPercodan is an opiate painkiller, the combination of oxycodone, a narcotic, and aspirin, a non-narcotic pain reliever. It’s used for treating moderately severe to severe short-term pain. Withdrawing from it can be intense and pose health problems such as seizures. It’s important to find a professional detox program to help manage withdrawal. The fear of…
DetailsFentanyl treatment can be difficult, because the drug is a powerful Schedule II narcotic pain medication, usually used to help with breakthrough of pain or severe short-term pain that other pain medications cannot control. Brand names for Fentanyl include Sublimaze, Actiq and Duragesic. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has continuously warned the public, against…
DetailsFentanyl abuse and misuse can have serious, if not deadly, consequences; It is considered to be similar to morphine but much more potent. The synthetic opiate painkiller is meant for the treatment of severe, chronic pain in those who are already tolerant to opiates. Fentanyl is available in patch form as Duragesic and in lozenge…
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