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Title: How to stop Drug Addiction and Absuive


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Drug Addiction its Cure
  • By must4care.com

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What is Drug Addiction
  • Drug addiction is a chronic, often relapsing
    brain disease that causes compulsive drug seeking
    and use, despite harmful consequences to the drug
    addict and those around them.
  • Drug addiction is a brain disease because the
    abuse of drugs leads to changes in the structure
    and function of the brain.
  • Many people do not understand why people become
    addicted to drugs or how drugs change
    the brain to foster compulsive drug abuse.
  • They mistakenly view drug abuse and addiction as
    strictly a social problem and may characterize
    those who take drugs as morally weak.

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Causes of Drug Addiction
  • Unemployment
  • Financial Burdens
  • Sexual Involvement
  • Failure in Exam
  • Loneliness in Society
  • Break-up Relationship
  • Depression
  • Illegal Relationship
  • Illegal Immigration
  • Failure in Work
  • Alcohol
  • Self Medication

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Symptoms of Drug Addiction
  • Bloodshot eyes, pupils larger or smaller than
    usual.
  • Changes in appetite or sleep patterns.
  • Sudden weight loss or weight gain.
  • Deterioration of physical appearance, personal
    grooming habits.
  • Unusual smells on breath, body, or clothing.

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How to Stop the Drug Addiction
  • Remind yourself of the reasons you want to
    change.
  • Think about your past attempts at recovery, if
    any.
  • Set specific, measurable goals, such as a start
    date or limits on your drug use.

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Percent of Americans effected with Drugs
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Cure/Treatment of Drug Addiction
  • detoxification (the process by which the body
    rids itself of a drug)
  • behavioral counseling.
  • medication (for opioid, tobacco, or alcohol
    addiction)
  • evaluation and treatment for co-occurring mental
    health issues such as depression and anxiety.
  • long-term follow-up to prevent relapse

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For More information
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  • http//must4care.com/
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