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Opiate addiction is a growing problem in the United States. This is especially true in Utah, where the number of those affected by opiate abuse and addiction continues to rise. Fortunately, there are many options for treatment, including Painted Desert Recovery in New Harmony, Utah. Boasting a beautiful location, you can get to Painted Desert…
Everyone should know that opiate abuse is a severe health problem—but are opiates deadly? The dangers of opiate abuse can’t be played down or ignored. Opiates are dangerous and can lead to overdoses, long-term addiction, and death. If you or someone you love is struggling with opiate abuse, it’s vital to seek professional help immediately.…
Opiates—sometimes also called opioids—are a class of drugs that can have powerful effects on the brain. The link between abusing opiates and the brain is full of unwanted health consequences. When taken in large doses or over long periods, opiates can cause severe physical and psychological side effects. Call 844.540.0357 to speak with someone from…
Opiate addiction is a severe problem in the United States, with an estimated 2.1 million people struggling with opioid use disorder in 2018 alone. If you or someone you know is struggling with opiate addiction, it’s essential to understand the benefits of opiate addiction treatment. Call 844.540.0357 to speak with someone from Painted Desert Recovery’s…
Many people are confused when it comes to opiates vs. opioids. While both drugs are highly addictive and can have life-altering effects, they each have distinct characteristics that make them different. But what are opiates, and what are opioids, exactly? Call 844.540.0357 to speak with someone from Painted Desert Recovery’s knowledgeable and compassionate staff about…
The U.S. opioid epidemic is affecting more women than men. And while medical science has evolved since the 1880s, when women became dependent on laudanum tinctures prescribed by their doctors, opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment remains mostly gender-neutral. However, some rehab facilities do offer women’s opiate addiction treatment programs. Gender-specific rehab programs could make a…
Opiates are a group of addictive substances. You can legally take some of these substances with a prescription. However, others are illegal in all circumstances. Women have some unique risks for opiate addiction. In addition, women tend to abuse some of these substances more often than others. No matter the opiate you use, opiate addiction…
When someone is prescribed opiate drugs by a doctor, the medication can be very effective in helping patients to feel better. All too often, however, after the legitimate prescription expires, the need to use opiates remains. As a result, some people turn to illegal opiate drugs to achieve the same feeling. Soon, an opiate addiction…