Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
What are the five worst side effects of OxyContin abuse?
What are the five worst side effects of OxyContin abuse?
What are the five worst side effects of OxyContin abuse?
Saturday 18th July 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses the five worst side effects of OxyContin abuse and offers practical advice for managing addiction and seeking help.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding the Dangers of OxyContin Abuse with Dr. Mark Leeds
The side effects of oxycontin addiction can be deadly. While the side effects of the drug can be dangerous for patients who take prescription oxycontin.
Ever wondered what makes OxyContin so risky? Dr. Mark Leeds, a seasoned osteopathic physician, breaks it down in this eye-opening episode. OxyContin, a powerful painkiller, is notorious for its potential to be highly addictive when misused. Dr. Leeds dives into the five worst side effects you should be aware of if you or someone you know is dealing with OxyContin abuse.
First up is opioid-induced constipation, a common yet often overlooked issue that can be managed with a good diet and regular exercise. But that's just the beginning. Dr. Leeds also discusses the drowsiness and brain fog that can make everyday tasks feel impossible. He doesn't stop there; he emphasizes the critical role of medication-assisted treatment, particularly with Suboxone, as the most effective way to combat opioid addiction. The episode takes a serious turn as Dr.
Leeds warns about the euphoria and addiction that can hijack your brain, making it obsess over the drug. He also sheds light on the severe withdrawal symptoms that make quitting so tough without professional help. The most alarming risks? Respiratory depression and overdose, both of which can be fatal. Lastly, Dr. Leeds explains hyperalgesia, a condition where the medication itself causes pain, and how lowering the opioid dosage can actually improve pain relief.
If you or someone you care about is struggling with OxyContin addiction, this episode is a must-listen. It’s packed with practical advice and crucial information to help you understand the gravity of OxyContin abuse and the importance of seeking professional help.