Oxycodone And Opioid Addiction

Oxycodone And Opioid Addiction

Many opioid medicines were produced for treating pain, but people found a way to misuse them and they became an addictive substance. Oxycodone also met the same fate. It was created for relieving pain, but soon it was abused by people. If you get addicted to drugs, you can contact us for more details. If you need any help to get details of your opioid addictiontreatment, you can contact Norton Health Care.

Opioids addictions turn into an epidemic and every health care organization is worried because of its unstoppable nature. Those who abuse opioids find hard times to get rid of the drugs. If you have decided to come out of the addiction, you can contact our doctors. We have branches in NortonMA, Salem NH, and Dover NH.

If you want us to contact you, fill in the appointment form for the opioid treatment. Call us 508-285-8550 to talk with our medical staff.

What is Oxycodone?

Oxycodone is the primary active ingredient of the medicine OxyContin® and Percocet®. These medicines are prescribed to patients for relieving pain. The use of medicine is common, especially in the areas regarding teeth extraction, surgical recovery, and in chronic pain.

The effects of the medicines can be expressed through sedation, reduced nervousness, pain relief, and euphoria. Doctors sometimes prescribe the medicine for the relief of pain. People often experience mild symptoms while taking these medicines for pain management, including headaches, dizziness, dry mouth, nausea, constipation, and weakness.

Long term effects:

When people misuse drugs, it develops drug dependence and they need more and more dose to achieve the same feeling. On stopping the drugs, people experience highly uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. The long-term use of the drugs can also cause liver damage. To understand the long-term health risks, discuss with your doctors. You can also contact us for more information regarding oxycodone.

Fill up our appointment form for doctor consultation. Remember that your positive step will help you in many ways.

Don’t misuse opioids because the result will be severe than you expect. Once you get dependent on oxycodone, you will experience withdrawal symptoms, including:

• Irritability
• Restlessness
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Insomnia
• Muscle and joint aches

Norton Health Care will support your addiction treatment completely. We have the best team of doctors and they are trained in the opioid addiction treatment and they also carry the authorized license for conducting such treatment choices. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) brings success in our treatment plans. We have branches in Norton MA, Salem NH, and Dover NH. For more details, contact us or Book An Appointment.