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Valium is an antianxiety agent ( benzodiazepines. ) Used primarily
for short-term relief of mild to moderate anxiety.
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Valium in mainly available in tablets. The 2mg tablet is white, the
5mg tablet is yellow, and the 10mg tablet is blue.
Everyone's body is different but as little as half a pill of Valium
when combined with depressants can lower your respiratory system enough
to kill you. Taken in high doses Valium alone can kill you
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Oxycontin
Addiction
OxyContin addiction , as with any narcotic, occurs when oxycontin is administered
daily over a period of time. Signs of OxyContin addiction may include withdrawal
symptoms when the OxyContin is discontinued, requests for OxyContin at frequent
intervals around the clock, personality changes if OxyContin is not given immediately,
and constant complaints of pain and failure of OxyContin to relieve pain.
While these behaviors can have other causes, OxyContin addiction should be considered.
Drugs such as OxyContin are obtained in a variety of ways including pharmacy diversion,
"Doctor Shopping", and improper prescribing practices by physicians. Pharmacy
diversion occurs when individuals working in pharmacies take OxyContin directly
from the shelves, or when people make fraudulent prescriptions.
The most widely used diversion technique at the street level is doctor shopping.
Individuals who may or may not have a legitimate ailment requiring a doctors prescription
for OxyContin visit numerous doctors, sometimes in several states, to acquire
large amounts of OxyContin which they abuse or sell to others.
Continued increases in the diversion and abuse of OxyContin are likely. Reliable
strength, potential prescription cost coverage, and significant profit potential
make OxyContin attractive to both illicit distributors and abusers. Authorities
have recognized the increasing problems associated with the diversion of OxyContin.
Law enforcement officials, physicians, pharmacists, and representatives of Purdue
Pharma L.P are working together to find methods to limit the diversion and abuse
of OxyContin. Legislative initiatives are also being drafted to make OxyContin
distribution less appealing by creating more stringent penalties.
OxyContin addiction is serious and is very difficult to overcome through outpatient
or home treatment.
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