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Yes, there are a variety of topical products that may be used for pain. Ask your doctor if one of these medications is right for you.
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Changes in behavior can be a sign that your child is misusing opioids or other drugs. For example, you may notice changes in mood or relationships with family and friends.
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Fentanyl is about 75 times stronger than oxycodone.
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Anyone who takes opioids, even prescribed opioids, can become addicted to them.
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An opioid overdose, often marked by slow breathing, can cause sudden death. On average, 130 Americans die every day from an opioid overdose.
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Opioids can be taken by mouth, through an injection, or by placing a patch on the skin—other methods of delivering opioids are less commonly used.
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Addiction is when a person continues to seek and take a drug despite the negative consequences.
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Yes, opioid addiction is treatable. You can work with your doctor to develop customized treatment plans that include medications and therapy.
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If you have leftover prescription medication, you can dispose of it at DEA drug take-back locations throughout the country. To find one close to you, go to DEATakeBack.com.
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Studies show that acupuncture, massage therapy, and tai chi are options for the treatment of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Dietary supplements may also help relieve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. Ask your doctor if these might be helpful for y
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