Other Drug Addictions

Prescription Drug Addiction

Prescription drugs are a huge issue and the dangers of long-term use are not widely known. Although often prescribed by medical professionals, many forms of prescription drugs are highly addictive if consumed for a longer period than is recommended, such as the pain relief medications Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, and Codeine. Prescription drugs that are used to treat pain are often forms of opioids which can become extremely addictive.

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Codeine Addiction

Codeine is an opiate painkiller which is used to treat mild-moderate pain such as backache. It can either be prescribed as a higher dose or bought over the counter, and can become extremely addictive if consumed for a longer period of time than is recommended.

It can be difficult to distinguish if you have an opioid addiction as a tolerance forms to the drug which may feel like it is no longer working to manage pain. It is important to seek treatment options if you feel like you have formed a codeine addiction.

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Sleeping Pill Addiction

Sleeping pills are often not thought to be dangerous, but addiction can occur if a tolerance is built over a long period of use. Doctors typically prescribe sleeping pills to treat insomnia short-term, which is why long use can lead to problems.

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Painkiller Addiction

Painkillers are one of the leading causes of the huge opioid crisis that is currently occurring in the US and UK. Over long term use, painkillers can become incredibly addictive and ruin the quality of life of people suffering from addiction.

Although opiate painkillers are often prescribed, such as Codeine, Fentanyl and Tramadol, it has now become commonplace for these painkillers to be sold illegally to those suffering with addiction. If you feel like you are suffering from painkiller dependence, it is important that you seek addiction recovery and start a treatment plan.

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Hydrocodone Addiction

Hydrocodone is a painkiller opiate which is derived from Codeine. As a result of its addictive nature, Hydrocodone is no longer permitted for medicinal purposes in the UK.

Although it is no longer prescribed, people still suffer from Hydrocodone addiction. Due to its addictive nature, a treatment programme will be needed to overcome the drug addiction.

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Fentanyl Addiction

Fentanyl is one of the strongest synthetic opioid drugs available on the market and is only prescribed to people who are receiving end of life care or to treat ‘break through’ pain for those who have built a tolerance to morphine.

Thought to be between 50-100 times stronger than heroin, fentanyl is an incredibly potent drug which requires extensive treatment to overcome. Also sold illegally and laced with other drugs such as heroin or cocaine, fentanyl addiction is incredibly dangerous and can lead to overdose.

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Ketamine Addiction

Ketamine is a Class B drug in the UK which is often used by medical professionals to treat pain in humans and animals. It is also used as an anaesthetic. When used outside of a medical setting, ketamine is an illegal drug which causes users to feel a sense of euphoria.

Users can become addicted to the drug however, and treatment will be needed to recover from reliance to Ketamine. It can cause physical and mental problems such as depression, liver dysfunction, increase in blood pressure and agitation.

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Mephedrone Addiction

Mephedrone is an illegal narcotic which is a Class B drug in the UK. It is typically sold in a powder form and is consumed similarly to cocaine. It can give users a short-lived sensation of euphoria.

Mephedrone is highly addictive and requires treatment services to overcome.

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Nicotine Addiction

Nicotine addiction is extremely common and has become worse in recent years as a result of E-cigarette use. Nicotine releases dopamine in the brain which causes users to become addicted to the sensation that nicotine provides.

Addiction to nicotine causes fatigue, reduced energy levels, and puts you at higher risk of cancer of the lungs and throat, diabetes, and skin problems.

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Amphetamine Addiction

Amphetamine is a Class A stimulant which is commonly used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy. When not prescribed or used incorrectly, amphetamine use can cause severe addiction and cause negative mental and physical effects.

People suffering with amphetamine addiction can experience paranoia, cardiovascular problems, psychosis and other withdrawal issues. If you are experiencing any withdrawals from amphetamine use, you may need rehab treatment to overcome addiction.

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Crystal Meth Addiction

Crystal Meth is an extremely addictive stimulant which is either consumed via injection, smoking or in pill form. The drug is highly addictive and can cause livelihoods to be ruined as a result of the impact is has on users lives.

Health implications from crystal meth use includes psychosis, insomnia, skin abscesses, seizures, overdose and a multitude of other health problems. Inpatient rehab treatment is the best option for those suffering with crystal meth addiction.

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Ecstasy Addiction

Ecstasy is widely used recreationally and causes euphoric sensations. It can be incredibly addictive however, and users can experience depression, powerful cravings, insomnia and overdose.

If you are experiencing an ecstasy addiction, receiving treatment is the best way to live your life drug free long-term.

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GHB Addiction

GHB is a depressant which is often used as a sleeping pill or party drug. It is often taken alongside alcohol consumption and can cause users to feel high or exaggerate the feeling of being drunk.

The consumption of GHB is dangerous, especially when mixed with alcohol. It is also commonly used as a date rape drug due to the relaxing effect is has on users. Receive treatment for GHB addiction at a treatment centre to give yourself the best chance of making a full recovery.

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Imodium Addiction

Imodium is used to treat digestive problems such as diarrhoea and other stomach concerns. Although it is safe to use in the majority of cases, overuse can cause issues.

Taking too much Imodium can cause euphoric sensations and can, unfortunately, lead to addiction.

Here at Ocean recovery, we can help you quit your Imodium addiction at our residential rehab treatment centre.

Nurofen Addiction

Nurofen Plus is widely available over the counter as a non-prescription drug.

Anti-inflammatory, people will use Nurofen Pluss for Headaches, Toothache or period pains.

Whilst providing temporary relief, Nurofen contains Codeine which is highly addictive. If you take too much Nurofen over a prolonged period you could become addicted to Codeine.

Benadryl Addiction

Benadryl is an antihistamine drug sold over the counter and is taken by people with allergies.

It works by stopping your body from producing Histamine, something our body produces when exposed to an allergy.

Benadryl is manufactured from Diphenhydramine. This is a highly addictive substance that also makes you feel drowsy after consumption.

Nuromol Addiction

Nuromol is a painkiller that contains both ibuprofen and paracetamol.

As it is a strong and effective painkiller for dental pain, aches and pains, period pain and migraines, occasionally people become dependent on the drug.

If you have a Nuromol problem, don’t delay and let us help you quit taking the drug before it does serious damage to your body.

Panadol Addiction

Panadol or Paracetamol is a very common drug people become dependent on.

Although in general a safe substance to use when taken within the required dosage.

The problem is with overuse, people can become physically and psychologically dependent on the drug.

Buscopan Addiction

Buscopan can be given as a prescription and can be store-bought. Taken correctly, it isn’t addictive.

It is typically used to treat conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and period cramps.

Many people get addicted to Buscopan because of how they take the drug, crushing it up and smoking it.

Black Mamba Addiction 

Black Mamba is a range of synthetic cathinone and cannabinoid.

This is a class B drug in the UK and is dangerous due to being a mixture of drugs.

It is reacts strongly with the receptors in your brain chemistry and has some devastating consequences.

Gabapentin Addiction

Gabapentin is used to treat an aray of health conditions however it is abuse frequently.

Used also as a sedative Gabapentin is highly addictive when abused.

When combined with other drugs it can cause intense euphoria and these are feelings people tend to chase.

Cough Syrup Addiction 

Commonly used for that tickly throat or chesty cough, cough syrup can be highly addictive if used outside guidelines.

It could be a sign of addiction if you struggle to go through it every day without taking some cough medicine.

Combining cough syrup with other drugs can be extremely dangerous.

Amitriptyline Addiction 

Prescribed for a plethora of health conditions, Amitriptyline is mainly an antidepressant.

It changes the neurochemical balance to boost mood and decrease pain.

Our team at Ocean Recovery can help you break free from Amitriptyline addiction.

Diazepam Addiction 

This drug is mainly prescribed for those suffering from anxiety and panic disorders.

It is extremely addictive due to its sedative nature and can often lead to fatalities.

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Pregabalin Addiction

More commonly used to treat neuropathic pain and health conditions such as epilepsy, Pregabalin is highly addictive due to the calming and euphoric feelings that come with consuming it.

There are various symptoms which can impact a person who is abusing Pregabalin.

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Oxycodone Addiction Treatment

Oxycodone is a powerful opioid medication commonly prescribed to treat moderate to severe pain.

It is a highly addictive substance, and long-term use can lead to physical dependence and addiction.

Treatment for oxycodone addiction typically involves a combination of medications and therapy to help individuals overcome their dependence on the drug and address the underlying causes of their addiction.

The team here at Ocean Recover can help you or a loved one overcome an Oxycodone addiction.

Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment

Benzodiazepines are a class of drugs that can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including anxiety and insomnia. These drugs can be effective when used as directed, but they can also be dangerous if misused.

Benzodiazepines can be very addictive, particularly when used for extended periods or in high doses.

Xanax Addiction Treatment

Xanax can be addictive if it is not used as prescribed by a doctor. It is important to only take Xanax as directed and to talk to somebody if you think you have a problem with addiction.

Valium Addiction Treatment

Valium is a common anti-anxiety medication routinely prescribed in the UK. However, if Valium is overused, it can cause addiction issues for the user.

Adderall Addiction Treatment

Adderall is used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy, mainly in the USA. Unfortunately, it can also be found on the black market in the UK and open to overuse, can become addictive.