How do prescription opioids lead to street drug use like heroin or fentanyl?
Many people develop addiction to prescription opioids after legitimate medical [...]
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Many people develop addiction to prescription opioids after legitimate medical [...]
Physical dependence means your body needs the drug to function [...]
While physical dependence typically develops after several days or weeks [...]
Fentanyl is 50-100 times more potent than morphine, meaning even [...]
Signs of opioid addiction include taking larger doses than prescribed, [...]
Narcan can trigger immediate withdrawal symptoms in someone who is [...]
Yes, Narcan can reverse fentanyl overdoses, but fentanyl is much [...]
You can use multiple doses of Narcan if the person [...]
Yes, Narcan is available without a prescription at most pharmacies [...]
Narcan (naloxone) works by blocking opioid receptors in the brain, [...]
To begin MAT treatment, contact our intake team at IOPSOPReferrals@metrocareservices.org [...]
While MAT significantly reduces overdose risk, we still provide naloxone [...]
Yes, our MAT program addresses co-occurring substance use disorders. We [...]
You can typically begin MAT within 24-48 hours after being [...]
Most insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, cover MAT services. [...]
Relapse is often part of the recovery journey, and our [...]
Yes, MAT is specifically designed to alleviate withdrawal symptoms from [...]
Our MAT program provides a range of supportive services designed [...]
This is a common myth. MAT medications are prescribed in [...]
While detox helps you safely withdraw from opioids, MAT provides [...]