Prescription drugs

Signs of prescription painkiller abuse​

Over the last several decades, signs of prescription painkiller abuse​ is on the rise and has become a national crisis. It affects all socioeconomic backgrounds, ethnicities and age groups. The most heavily abused prescription drugs include stimulants, sedatives and opioids. With this increase in abuse also comes an increase in overdoses, with 14,716 overdoses reported…

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Sublocade: A Promising Solution For Opiate Use Disorder

Opiate use disorder affects millions of lives, creating a desperate need for effective treatments. Most people have heard of the common medication, Suboxone. Despite Suboxone showing promising results as well, we believe there is another medicated-assisted solution. Discover Sublocade—a potential guiding light for individuals in pursuit of long-term recovery. In this blog post, we’ll explore…

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Oxycodone and Morphine: Understanding These Two Opioids

If you have experienced chronic pain or undergone invasive surgery, it’s likely that your doctor prescribed a powerful opioid to help manage your discomfort. Many patients are given opioids like oxycodone and morphine after surgery, to treat painful conditions such as cancer, or even after intensive dental work. These drugs have become so common that…

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How Dangerous is Combining Uppers and Downers?

Uppers and downers, also known as stimulants and depressants, can be particularly risky when combined as the side effects of both drugs may be augmented or otherwise altered in unexpected ways. Cocaine and methamphetamines (“meth”) are common uppers or stimulants. Alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines (“benzos”) are common downers or depressants. Dependency on multiple drugs or…

Opioid Relapse: How a Prevention Plan Can Help

Opioid Relapse: How a Prevention Plan Can Help

Recovery from opioid addiction is a journey, not a destination. While completing a treatment program is a significant milestone, maintaining sobriety in the long term requires ongoing effort, support, and a well-structured relapse prevention plan. At Oasis Recovery Center, we understand that opioid relapse is a common concern for individuals in recovery, but with the right…

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Familial Relationships and Addiction: Recovery is Possible

Familial relationships are often considered to be the foundation of emotional and psychological well-being, providing a network of support, love, and shared experiences. However, when addiction to alcohol and drugs enters the equation, these relationships can be deeply affected. Alcohol and drug abuse can create an emotional and physical rift within families, affecting individuals on…