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- Addiction Recovery Center of TemeculaRecovery ProgramTemecula, CADetails
- Pavillon InternationalRehab Treatment CenterMill Spring, NCDetails
- Seabrook HouseRehab Treatment CenterSeabrook, NJDetails
- Hazelden FoundationRehab Treatment CenterMinneapolis, MNDetails
- Michael's House-Treatment CenterSober Living HomePalm Springs, CADetails
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Oxycodone Abuse Recovery Overview
Has your use of oxycodone gotten out of hand? The rehab clinics listed in our directory are ready to help you deal with your addiction. They are staffed by people who understand the side effects of this medication, which include nausea, dizziness, fatigue, dry mouth, and headaches.
What is Oxycodone?
Oxycodone is a drug used to treat moderate-to-severe pain. This drug is very similar to codeine, an opioid. Street names for oxycodone include "Percs" and "Percodoms." "Percs" can be taken by mouth or injected. Some user grind up the tablets and snort them.
Causes of Oxycodone Addiction
People who take "Percodoms" are taking a drug that causes the brain to produce larger amounts of dopamine, which is related to feelings of pleasure. After the rush of good feelings, the user feels relaxed and drowsy. A heroin or morphine addict may start using "Percs" to avoid going through withdrawal when they can't get their drug of choice.
An addiction problem can start when a person who has been prescribed the medication takes it other than as directed. Taking a larger dose than what the doctor has indicated may lead to a physical and psychological dependence on the drug.
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Treatment for Oxycodone Addiction
Since oxycodone is physically and psychologically addictive, treatment must deal with both aspects of the problem. The first step is to go through a period of detoxification to rid the body of the physical effects of the drug. Once this process has been completed, the work of treating the psychological aspect of the addiction can start. Joining a 12-step recovery program like Narcotics Anonymous could also be part of the healing process
Why Stop Using Oxycodone? A Few Good Reasons:
- Combining alcohol and "Percodoms" can have fatal consequences.
- People who are taking oxycodone should exercise caution when driving or operating equipment, since this drug can affect the user's reaction time and reasoning ability.
- Using "Percs" while having an asthma attack is not recommended, since this medication can cause respiratory depression.
- Women who take "Percoms" during pregnancy can lead to a baby being born with an addiction to the drug, and he or she may experience withdrawal symptoms shortly after birth.
