Painkillers Addiction

There are two types of painkillers:

Peripheral painkillers such as paracetamol, ibuprofen aspirins.

If taken too often or in excessive doses, these can cause recurring headaches, causing the person to take even more, ending up in a vicious circle. This can result in organ damage, in the worst case even kidney failure.

Opiates such as Tramadol, Oxycodone, Morphine, Fentanyl, and Methadone.

These medications are often prescribed for severe pain. Any type of such painkillers should be taken, at most, only ten times a month; otherwise, there is a very high risk of dependence. These products have an extremely high addiction potential, both psychologically and physically. When you suddenly stop or try to taper off on your own, serious psychological or physical withdrawal symptoms can occur.