OxyContin is a prescription narcotic pain reliever derived from the opium plant. Because of its effects of well-being, pain relief and euphoria, as well as its highly addictive qualities, it is easy to become addicted to OxyContin. It is listed as one of the five most addictive drugs, along with ecstasy, LSD, methamphetamine and heroin. Non-medical use of OxyContin is high among teenagers.
OxyContin Withdrawal Symptoms
While some people withdraw from OxyContin “cold turkey,” experiencing...
Used in post traumatic accidents that involve serious injury or surgery, OxyContin has become a popular narcotic painkiller to help manage the discomfort. It’s available by prescription in a pill or liquid form. When used in controlled circumstances for the management of moderate-to-severe pain, the drug can have a profound effect on how well people are able to conduct their lives. Many will need to seek OxyContin treatment help.
OxyContin is classified as a Schedule II drug, meaning it has a...