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Addictions
Addiction is a dependence on a behavior or substance that a person is generally powerless to stop, and will increase in severity over time unless it is treated. Medically, it is the compulsive physiological and psychological need for a habit-forming substance. Questions related to substance abuse and dependency on nicotine, illegal drugs and alcohol, as well as other addictive substances, are asked and answered in this category.
2,368 Questions
How long before you can take Vicodin after taking 2Mg suboxone?
24-48 hours minimally. 72+ hours is ideal for full effect, even with a dose as low as 2 mg. Due to the nature of buprenorphine's (suboxone's active ingrediant) long half life, consecutive doses over a few days will take even longer to clear the system.
What is difference between drug addiction and tv addiction?
All addictions are very similar. That being said, different substances and or behaviors alter different parts and number of parts of the brain. Gaming and TV addicton are similar to all other addictions.
Food addiction alters 2 parts of the brain Alcohol and drugs alter 3 parts of the brain and sexual addiction including pornography addiction alters 5 parts of the brain.
What happens when you take exstasy?
Ecstasy is very dangerous, it can damage your immune system, and kill your brain cells. If you take ecstasy that's your choice!
A return to using drugs while trying to recover from grug addiction?
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What are some facts about nicotine?
1.Pure nicotine is transparent but turns brown on contact with air
2.Tobacco plants produce nicotine to protect themselves against natural enemies in the food chain like grazing animals
3.Innovative companies are producing nicotine water. Bottled water containing nicotine. The safety of the water is not yet proven
4.Three drops of pure nicotine in the palm of a hand can kill a person
5.Cigarette smoking has remained the most popular way of taking in nicotine since the start of the 20th century
How long should addiction treatment last?
Depending on what type of program you enter, Drug Rehab can last from a few days to months.
Does suboxone cause small pupils?
Yes it does all opiates cause myosis (small pupils) as long as you hit a certain point of mgs your pupils will go into myosis. some like Oxycontin make your pupils smaller but they grow alot faster than heroin or morphine. heroin and morphine will keep your pupils smaller for almsot 36 hours. dilaudid oxy vics all will only make your pupils smaller for like 10-12 hours and even less.
Why are kids so addicted to Takis?
They are popular because they taste great or if someone at your school is eating it then everybody will do the same if it taste good!
What can you take to get methadone out of your system?
You should detox from methadone in a medical detox facility. Methadone detox is the worst of all the opiates -- much worse than heroin -- lasts about twice to three times as long, and can be fatal in some cases. Suboxone is often used clinically for methadone detox, along with supporting medications as needed.
How do you get rid of a smoking addition?
There are various ways. You can use nicotine patches, (the ones that get rid of it) you can take medicine, you can get a substitute for nicotine, you could chew drug induced gum or get shots, and most of all, you can talk to your doctor. When your body tells you its time to have a cigarette, try to do something else like run or do something you enjoy!
What would be a good example of a slogan aboutbtaking drugs?
It is a moot question. Saying it any way you like is not going to stop someone from doing them.
What are the breathing tubes in the body called?
The respiratory tract is divided into 3 segments:
- Upper respiratory tract: nose and nasal passages, paranasal sinuses, and throat or pharynx
- Respiratory airways: voice box or larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles
- Lungs: respiratory bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs, and alveoli
so the main respiratory tube is Trachea
Will a drug test show suboxone and Klonopin if I have not taken any in 5 to 10 days?
not sure of the half life on suboxone or wheather it is a chemical compound that would come up on most drug screens but if you took the klonopin fairly regularly (and not just once) it will definitely show up on a drug screen. Benzos like clonazepam stay in your system a long time especially if you have taken them consistently for a while
Why did prohibition alcohol start?
Cultural conflict between existing citizens and newer immigrants from eastern and southern Europe (heavily Catholics and Jews), nativism, strong support from the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), rural-urban antagonisms, the power of the Woman's Christian Union (WCTU), a growing feminism movement, and the desire of the Progressive movement to create a perfect society through social engineering and control all contributed to the imposition of National Prohibition in 1920.
Can suboxone show up in drug test for newborns?
You have got to be kidding me...what kind of question is this? I am an addicts as well but i still know enough to realize how messed up you are if ur worried about suboxone being in ur NEWBORNS system....SAD SAD SAD, i feel terrible for that child if your on suboxone KNOW ENOUGH and understand you cant take it while pregnant......Babys are innocent you make their choices, LETS BE SMARTER
What the person above this was trying to say is, as addicts we do things that we are not always proud of, and we should NEVER judge another person for what they have done in their lives, addiction is a disease and is uncontrollable. The answer to your question is, unless they run the special test that they use for Suboxone, then no, it will not show up in a drug test that is given to you, or your child, but please, for the sake of your life, and your child, please, get help, drugs are not the way, there is an amazing life to be lived clean and sober, I have been sober many years now and my life is so much better than it ever was when I was using. There are people out there willing to help, AA/NA is an amazing group of fellow addicts and alchoholics that will not judge you, as the person that wrote the previous answer did, but they will welcome you warmly and listen to you, understand you, and do all they can to help you to remain clean and sober.
"God take my will and my life, guide me in my recovery, and show me how to live. Amen."
I am pregnant and have started taking suboxone cause I don't want them to take my child from me when I go into labor which I am due in only five days. Seriously, hypocrites that take the damn Oxycontin sont know what its like to get pregnant and be sick EVERYDAY.. Who wants to withdrawl while pregnant? And then WHO KNOWS what you had to go through? Guess well be finding out what suboxone shows up as if anything in a few days.. If I go into labor. Quitting better late than never.. and I hear that Oxycontin has no real affects on a fetus except for they might have withdrawls when born which is TERRIBLE and the reaosn I am trying to withdrawl myself, NOW. SO Forget that first persons answer.
Does methadone or suboxone have an effect on your kidneys?
Both of these medications have a potential to cause kidney issues. You should check with your doctor if you have concerns, and definitely let them know if you have already been diagnosed with kidney disease.
Yes this is true.
Has anyone ever gotten off Suboxone?
Yes many people have but it is very individual and there is no rule for how long to take suboxone. it depends on your situation. I was on it for about two years until I got my personal life back in order after destroying it from severe heroin use of ten years. You should not quit if things are totally crazy in your life. You should be in a very stable environment and should have very stable and in good standing in your personal relationships. And when you quit you should do it very very gradually. Good luck and message me if you have any other questions. Email me at jasondavidrice@wikianswers.com if you need any advice.
What constitutes a pornography addiction?
There are several pieces of an addiction. It is a complex disease. One does not need have all of the criteria to have an addiction, but if someone has a few of them there is a high suspicion that addiction exists.
Tolerance - does it take more of a substance to get the same effect? For example: When someone first started drinking, they could get a "buzz" on the 2nd beer, but now it takes several beers to catch a buzz and even more to become intoxicated. Or, when someone first starts taking pain medication, it takes one or two pills to address the pain. At some point tolerance to the medication begins and one or two pills no longer treats that pain.
Withdrawal - Having uncomfortable or even dangerous symptoms when a person stops using/taking the addictive substance. For example: if a person drinks frequently and wakes up in the morning with the shakes, they are already going into withdrawal and generally have to have a drink to stop the shakes. When someone stops smoking, they have headaches, get grumpy, anxious and irritable. That's withdrawal.
Difficulty controlling use - Either having problems controlling the amount one is using or difficulty controlling the number times (per day/per week) one is using.
Using in spite of negative consequences - people who are addicted will often continue to use in spite of the risk of losing friendships, family members, jobs, grades, opportunities and health.
Spending significant time or emotional energy- A key indicator of addiction is spending a lot of time trying to obtain, use, hide, or plan use of a substance. Thinking about how to explain or minimize use, or having difficulty doing tasks for thinking about use are warning signs.
Trying to cut down - Often people who are addicted have a deep desire to cut down and simply be a "normal" user. People find themselves making deals with themselves or another person, such as "I'm only going to have TWO tonight." or, "This week, I am only going to drink one time." Placing these rules on a person's use is rarely an effective strategy as these promises to self typically end up broken and a source of guilt. The bottom line is that people who are "normal" users (example: "normal" drinkers) do not need to cut down or do not have trouble cutting should they decide to do so for health reasons.
There is HELP for addiction. If you or someone you know exhibits any of these symptoms, there is ALWAYS help very close by. If you find yourself in this situation, post a new question about how to get help.
