Pain Killer Addiction
Pain Killer Abuse
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Effects of Abusing Pain Meds
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Relapse Support GroupsPain Killer relapse support groups can help reduce the chances of relapse, and support those who go back to using prescription drugs after drug treatment recovery. This article discusses reasons people relapse into substance abuse, and support groups for recovery. ![]() One of the more disappointing realities of overcoming painkiller abuse is that it can be difficult to remain clean. Indeed, the National Institutes of Health report that the chances of remaining clean after going through a substance abuse recovery program are one in 35. That means that with every 35 people who complete some sort of painkiller abuse recovery, only one of them will remain clean. That means that the odds are stacked against you to a certain degree if you want to stay clean after going through substance abuse counseling. Reasons that people relapse into substance abuse Unfortunately, an addiction is very hard to truly overcome. Painkiller abuse may be beat initially, but any recovering addict knows that the cravings don’t just disappear. Indeed, it is quite likely that you will be fighting cravings and the temptation to relapse for years. This is why it is so important to find a support system that can help you. Here are some of the reasons that people relapse back into painkiller abuse:
Support groups for recovery painkiller abuse One think you can do to help shore up your support system is to join a support group. Relapse support groups help those who are in danger of succumbing to addictions again. These support groups provide the opportunity to share their feelings with those who can understand them. Additionally, it can be a good way to make new friends who want to support you - and who you can support. ![]()
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