Addictions

Obsessive behavior is an area of psychological study that is fascinating and complex. The explanation is complex, but the short form is that the human brain constantly walks a tight balance between anxiety, depression, manic behavior, aggression and just about anything else you can imagine. For many people, focusing on a puzzle that cannot be solved or a problem that goes on forever can help the individual by preventing the random thoughts from taking over. Obsessive behavior is often far better than the alternative.

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The slang for Ridilin on the streets is know as "poor mans coke" the effect for a person without ADHD can be similar to that of coke. HOWEVER for those with ADHD the effect will not give them the same effect in fact it will do the opposite, obviously because that is what Ridilin is prescribed for(ADHD).

First you take all the cigarettes you own then crumple them up... I don't think anyone on wiki answers is going to want to show you how to take 10 years off your life.

the result of choices the client made

yes ofcourse they do!havent you watchd so in films and all?lol...

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Some drugs are in the experimental stages. However, we are afraid that the only effective means known at present is medically-supervised detox followed by treatment and a support program. No magic bullets yet.

There are many ways to fix a compulsion disorder both with medication and without. For more information about fixing a compulsive disorder seek guidance from a mental health professional, many are available as clinics that one can visit for a minimal charge. They will help you break the compulsions via behavioral modification. The medication class commonly used to treat compulsive disorders (mainly obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD) are the SSRIs or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. It would be in your best interest to seek one-on-one guidance with a healthcare professional, be it a physician/psychiatrist or if you have medication related questions, a pharmacist.

~JR PharmD.

gaming can be very addicting, depending on what the game is, if you have an addicting personality(addicted to something). So if you have both of the above, gaming can be VERY addicting.

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* Don't register. * Don't tell Selective Service your new address when you move. * Get lucky in the draft lottery. * Don't show up for induction. * Show up and flunk the physical. * Show up and refuse induction. * Convince the draft board that you're a conscientious objector, and do alternative service. * Convince the draft board that you qualify for some other deferment (most people don't). * Leave the country, or hide, for the rest of your life. * Organize now against the draft

Undoubtedly alcohol abuse goes back to the earliest uses of alcohol, which was long before countries existed. The chances are it originated in Africa or the Middle East, as those were the first areas populated by modern humans. Whether our evolutionary predecessors got loaded on rotten fruit we will never know for sure, but it seems likely as our closest cousins, the apes, do it today.

Yes, suboxone is a opiate and will show in a drug screen for opiates. Suboxone is not an opiate. It is for opiate dependency its to help with withdrawal If you are prescribed Suboxone you have nothing to worry about in taking a drug test, I take soboxone an I am on probation, an they do not test for that, I am honest with them an tell them I take suboxone.

So they can breathe after the cancer has been removed. (Not a joke.)

It depends on what you mean by "recover."

The actual detox from tranquilizers takes from three to six weeks, depending on the skill and experience of the physician supervising the detox. Unsupervised detox can lead to convulsions, psychotic episodes and even death.

Recovery comes after the detox, because it is still necessary to deal with the issues that caused the person to take enough to become addicted (as with any other drug, including alcohol). There are also personality and social changes that accompany addictions that must be dealt with. Otherwise, there is danger of relapse because of pressures that the recovering addict is not prepared to handle. These adjustments cannot be made while the person is still under the influence of drugs. That is why we say that recovery continues after cessation of use.

Depending on how you define it, between five and ten percent of the population over the age of eighteen, somewhat less below that age.

Because meth is a highly addictive drug and some people just can't leave it alone without long term in patient care

You cant the word overdoes MEANS you overdoes meaning you take to many pills for your body to handle and you DIE

I am not sure what is wrong...I take both of these drugs, and I still feel my mind racing 100 miles per hour. I am tired, and have no energy to do things, until I take the suboxone. Once I take it...I feel that I can function....I have wondered and am searching to find out if these two drugs are compatable. Could anyone advise...if they know? Thank you!

Hepatitis C is believed to be transmitted only by blood. However, unlike many other blood borne viruses (like HIV) virtually any source of blood or blood products seems to be capable of carrying the virus, even if the source is indirect - like a used razor, for example.

Sexual transmission during both heterosexual and homosexual sex is less common, but has been shown to have occurred in a significant number of cases. Using a condom to prevent contact with each others' body fluids reduces the risk greatly.

,,some facts and percentages have been off due to persons not admitting they did drugs.. it must have been transmitted sexually, verses admitting it was iv drug use or tattoos, ear piercing , pedicures, a hair cut,,

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Drug addicts acquire the disease from shared needles.

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There could be many reasons. Off the top a guess could be that you aren't getting sick because you are no longer using street drugs or narcotics now that you are on a Methadone program. Besides an indication that your overall health is improved simply by no longer using and abusing, that can mean you are no longer out looking for a fix in a bad environment with exposure to germs that people with lowered immune system function from the strain of the drugs on their bodies, inattention to vaccinations, and avoidance of other preventive health services due to cost or so they won't be "found out", and/or infections or blood vessel damage from shooting up and/or sharing needles has caused. It can mean that you are getting more nutrition and better rest for your body to heal itself. You may be washing your hands and generally paying more attention to hygiene than you did while using.

Otherwise, there could be too many other possibilities to list, one of which is that it is only coincidence, since there are no known anti-viral properties of Methadone itself that would be making this happen.

Addiction treatment may include a program, medication, or clinic that is used in the recovery process. The psychological aspects of treatment are often focused on the most, while medication is primarily for the cleansing of toxins left in the body. Addiction treatment is effective because it gets to the root of addiction before determining a practical treatment plan. An effective treatment plan includes coming up with a positive coping strategy to avoid a possible relapse.