Possibly. However, more common psychological side effects, include confusion and anxiety. A brief review of fentanyl use ...
The epidemic nobody saw: The opioid crisis in America
Where did it all start? More on the opioid epidemic and today's over-prescription of painkillers. Why do people abuse op ...
Is fentanyl a “controlled substance”?
Yes, fentanyl is a Schedule II substance under the Controlled Substances Act. More on this legal definition, fentanyl’ ...
Medications for opiate and opioid addiction (INFOGRAPHIC)
Medications can treat opiate addiction or opioid addiction. So why are they underused? We explore in this infographic. A ...
Snorting opiates
Is snorting opiates effective vs taking opiates orally? Can snorting opiates get you high? What dangers are present and ...
How to treat opiate addiction
Treating opiate addiction includes behavioral, physical, and psychological treatment options. More here on specific ways ...
Help for opiate addiction
Getting help for opiate addiction involves a strong support system and the proper medical treatment: withdrawal, stabili ...
Signs and symptoms of opiate addiction
One important sign of opiate addiction is unsuccessful attempts to quit. The prescence of paraphanalia, or physical sign ...
Mixing opiates and alcohol
The risks and dangers of mixing heroin with alcohol include decreased breathing and heart rate. Other effects include di ...
Are opiates addictive?
Yes, opiates are addictive. More here from a pharmacist who's been there. Facts and experience on how opiate painkiller ...