How Is Pain Managed for People in Recovery for Addiction?
Pain Management for Recovering Addicts Many people who suffer from chronic pain are prescribed opiates to treat their condition by reducing pain and improving mobility. If they begin abusing opioids…
Read more »Addiction Treatment for People With Chronic Pain
Opioids and Chronic Pain Because opiates can effectively treat chronic pain, they are often prescribed to the individual who has that condition. Chronic pain is a widespread condition that affects…
Read more »The Risk of Accidental Overdoses and Chronic Pain
Accidental Overdoses in People With Chronic Pain Accidental overdoses and chronic pain are two things that can unfortunately go hand-in-hand. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) up…
Read more »The Link Between Chronic Pain and Opioid Addiction
What Are Opioids? Opioids are effective for treating moderate to severe pain, especially chronic pain. But, when taken for the long-term, the risks of becoming addicted to the painkillers increases…
Read more »What Are the Most Common Causes of Chronic Pain?
What Are The Most Common Causes Of Chronic Pain? Research indicates that anywhere from 25% to 50% of American adults will suffer from chronic pain at one time or another….
Read more »Treatment Approaches for Chronic Pain
How Is Chronic Pain Treated And What Are Pain Management Approaches? Chronic pain is the leading cause of long-term disabilities and is the most common cause for people to access…
Read more »The Five Most Common Types of Chronic Pain
According to the National Center for Health Statistics, pain affects more Americans than cancer, heart disease, and diabetes all combined. Approximately one out of every four Americans, which is 76.2…
Read more »Self-Care When You Love An Addict
Note: This is from contributor B.H. who regularly shares her stories as she’s gone through her son’s addiction and recovery journey. The Importance of Self-Care when Your Child is Addicted…
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