How hard is it to lose the drug habit?

Answer 1

Extremely dangerously easy. Drugs ruin your chemical balance in your body and when your body feels something it has never liked before, you body can't live without it. Its called being high lol. Don't mess with your chemical balance its bound to be the bane of your destruction!

Answer 2

You did not state what kind of pain pills you are referring to, but apart from Tylenol (acetaminophen), Advil (ibuprofen), and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like naproxin sodium, most pain pills are addictive to one degree or another, as most are synthetic opiates. These would include Percocet, Vicodin, Tylenol 3 and similar combinations, Oxycontin and all their generic equivalents, among others.

Pain medications should be taken only under the close supervision of a physician who understands addiction, and only for short periods without careful review of the need. Do not assume that your doctor understands addiction, even if she claims to be a pain specialist. I have had a doctor swear to me that Vicodin is not addictive (and yet it is acetaminophen and hydrocodone, one of the more addictive drugs around), and so-called pain specialists' patients are one of the prime sources of clients for detox units.

Answer 3

With continued exposure to high levels of many drugs, physical changes take place in the brain that then require the drug in order that the person may remain comfortable.

When the drug is removed, they suffer withdrawal, a set of symptoms that is roughly the opposite of however the drug makes them feel. Since most people take drugs to feel good, the withdrawal is usually pretty bad from their point of view. That makes it difficult for them to stop, and they may even be convinced that it is impossible.

Answer 4

well there is no real reason it depends becasue some people find it quite easy to stop then again some people think they can never get enough of it so it really depends on what person thinks

Answer 5

very easy !!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 6

wicked fast