Pain and pain relief medication are two things that everyone is going to end up having to deal with. Everyone feels pain, which is among the many natural responses the body has that serve as a way to keep a person from doing something inexplicably stupid. However, pain is also something that most people don’t want to have to deal with, especially if the pain is chronic and gets in the way of performing daily tasks. Pain relief medication gives a reprieve from such problems, though these drugs can sometimes have a negative effect of their own on the body. Even if the pain relief medication being used isn’t derived from opium, medications of this sort can still become highly addictive.
Everyone is at risk when it comes to becoming addicted to pain relief medication, but not everyone is going to develop a problem. For the most part, the most narcotic pain killers (such as morphine, opium, and heroin) are easily the most addictive, but are also the ones that people are least likely to be exposed to. Morphine is usually used as a last resort by most doctors, particularly with non-narcotic alternatives already available. There are other instances where morphine...
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