How Did Opioid Addiction Begin?
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2018
- The opioid crisis has been growing for years. It is important to determine the most effective ways to prevent addiction, and at the same time identify the best approach to treating pain. Carilion Clinic is part of an opioid task force in Virginia that has developed a comprehensive guide to community resources for opioid addiction www.carilionclinic.org/opioid
What's the worst pain this doctor has been in? I can tell you not a lot. My torso was opened up, so my stomach could be reconstructed, three months I was in the hospital and the pain was indescribable. Every four hours I was given the maximum does of oxy, for three months. I walked away with no addiction. But I thank God for opioids. This doc can take his opinion and shove it. I've had many pains since and its been almost impossible to get oxy, I am done with pain because I've felt the absolute worst of it.
Short term pain therapy is what people complaining aren’t understanding.
If you are taking medication for years you’re an addict and there’s nothing to be ashamed for but we need to understand that.
Most everything we do in life would be considered unnatural. We drive cars instead of walk, we use phones and computers to communicate instead of using our hands or mouths or we cook food using a microwave or eat processed foods and take medication for varying issues. Example: You go to the doctor for high blood pressure and they prescribe you a pill to help with that issue, yet you cannot take a pill to be out of pain so you can live your life, you have to alleviate pain the natural way.
So, we have the ability to help people get and stay out of pain, yet all the people in power don't feel we should be able to use it.... What a time to be alive.
THANK YOU!!! Very well said, but will this insanity stop? This is really serious- people are dying at there own hands, not over-dosing. What a loud message. It's a form of murder. They arm people with narcan to save an addict, but " cause " people to die who have ligit reasons to take Opiates.👏
@@TuxyKat Don't believe them, and don't let the bastards get you down,, I just walked off pain pills after 30 years and had no with draws I knew people in the 60s getting high on heroin don't blame the pain patients. this is BS
Is syringe a drug paraphernalia?
I remember a time when science and progress were a good thing... not a backwards for profit supressing of truth for higher profits or political gains.... oh well, so long as people are out for "truth", the truth WILL eventually come out. In the mean time stay updated and remember, when people have nothing to gain and almost nothing to lose, they speak more truth than those who have everything to gain and everything to lose. 👍🏻
Y0u all be in pain, you will be taxed to death, you will pay exorbitant price for everything, and you will have no energy for you car, to heat your house, or put a light on. Biden trying to off American population and replace it. What a wonderful time to be alive.
As an opiod addict for over 50 years...This addiction takes time to end.
We hope that you are finding support on your journey.
@@CarilionClinicVA What about the chronic pain from nerves cut in spinal surgery that now kills you due to the doctor reducing your morphine intake down to the 90 MMEs set by the CDC? This is brutality by our government in forcing people so low on opioid pain medications that they have relied upon, in my instance, for over a decade. I have been reduced to a life of perpetual agony over this pas year due to this barbaric push by our government of eliminating, virtually, all opioids for pain medication, unless, of course, you are dying from cancer or other palliative care scenarios. Sure, give relief to the dying, but not the living!!! You do not know what you are talking about until you have experienced pain due to a slip of the knife in surgery. Nerves do not heal!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@kylehallacappellaman3435 you dont need it and youre anecdotal evidence is irrlevant at 24 ive had 5 surgeries and now i might have congenital knee problem which makes it hurt to walk, but hooking me up on pain meds and having withdrawl symptoms as well as addiction in not the solution.
@@diegorjalvarado Who are you to tell me that I don't need pain medicine?!
Sorry for your pain. Did you ever try cannabis?
Oxycodone has saved my life. Taking them for 20 years, I've never asked for a higher dose and I've never taken more than prescribed. Yet because of people who abuse them, I have to worry about my Dr retiring. I can't move to a warmer safer climate because I'm worried I won't find another Dr willing to prescribe them.
I'm ok with government dealing with the " opiate crisis". But there has to be a way to handle it without media scare tactics and handcuffing doctors
Amber Walters no that’s called dependency. Know your facts before coming here with false information.
Got into grandmas medicine cabinet one day. She had the good dilaudids. Ate one fell in love w opioids which led me to H
Which was your CHOICE. Because of people like you who liked the high, knowing full well what would happen, people are now taking their own lives because they can't get the pain meds they need. Yet no-one wants to hear about that.
To anyone going through addiction, here's how I got clean. I was prescribed an SSRI and started taking it the same day I stoped use opiates. This was my 5th time goin through hell, but I have been able to stay clean and havent had a thought about drugs since I wasnt clean. Hang in there, there is hope! U just need the right tools.
I didnt believe in nonsense like this when I were using, but the same day I started taking my SSRI I didnt suffer the hell after not taking my opiates
Day 6 here..is hell..
@@RaluMariaRa i know the pain! Never forget there are ppl who loves and cares about you. I know how strong u must be for making it this far!
@@RaluMariaRa how are you? Did u make it this far, or was there obsticales?
I took Vicodin for over 30 years, and when my Doctor left I walked right off them, still no with draws, what;s heroin like?
Such valuable information.
Ben K Ronec this is better bro:
Dr admits: 'We F**ked up with Opioids’ or how Big Pharma criminals created Opioid CRISIS ua-cam.com/video/KOgbTl9ru6s/v-deo.html
If your talking about heroin” known as a opioid” people became heroin addicts due to many reasons” Forced tapering, untreated pain, alcohol abuse, Government overreach and idiot psychiatrist” writing barbaric opioid guidelines.
Addiction is the last thing a CPP has to worry about.
To save certain patients frm their abuse there needs to be universal sharing of patient med history, Rx's, etc. It goes against patient privacy law though the distinction of what matters more-health v. privacy-becomes paramount.
Well Drs never said anything about what happens down
The over correction in the opiate of it all has killed some and completely stolen what was left of some lives.
Cognition and Opioids
As an adjunct to this video on opioids, it is important to understand that increasing opioid levels in the brain can be achieved through simple cognitive protocols. This by no means is a ‘cure’ for addiction, but it can help ameliorate cravings when opioid levels are low. The proof is in the pudding or in the procedure of course, and I ask the readers forbearance with this observation, explanation, and the more detailed procedure presented here and linked below.
An Observation and Modest Proposal
Individuals who engage in tasks that have a consistent and high degree of ‘meaning’ (e.g. sporting events, creative activity) commonly report a feeling of high alertness and arousal (but not pleasure) that may be construed to be due to the activation of mid-brain dopamine systems as a result of moment to moment perception of positive act/outcome discrepancy. However, a significant subset of these individuals also report a feeling of pleasure or bliss, but these reports are characteristic only in non-stressed situations when the musculature is relaxed. Since relaxation engages opioid systems in the brain (and covert neuro-muscular activity inhibits them), and because opioid and dopamine systems can co-stimulate each other (with dopaminergic activity scaling with the salience of the outcome, as well as attendant pleasure), blissful states require the simultaneous engagement of resting protocols and meaningful cognitive states, behaviors that can be very easily replicated in day to day life.
A more detailed explanation (pp.47-52 and 82-86) of this position in the following open source book on the neuro-psychology of resting states. It is based on the work of the distinguished affective neuro-scientist Kent Berridge of the University of Michigan, who was kind to vet the work for accuracy.
www.scribd.com/doc/284056765/The-Book-of-Rest-The-Odd-Psychology-of-Doing-Nothing
Have you ever experienced chronic pain?
If possible, alternative treatment & doctors should be carefully sought out. "Treat disease through diet by preference, refraining from the use of drugs; and if you find what is required in a single herb, do not resort to a compounded medicament." ~ Baha'i Faith
Why is it so hard to comprehend that people have extremely hard pain and all the other methods just don't work?! Sometimes the best you can do with pain meds is help yourself tolerate it better. The pain can be above a strong dose of Opiates. People just can't seem to wrap their minds around this truth. Not one single person who has had or has that kind of pain would recommend other alternatives after that road has already been walked down. But that's exactly what's going on. People get hopelessly depressed, which doesn't take long when you wake up every morning and wish you didnt. That is NO way to live. Inhumane and a slow torture. Everyone seems to not be able to understand this except the people feeling the pain, giving suicide a serious thought. Get with it. Climb out of that box. Try some other shoes on. You still wouldn't have a clue, but you could try alittle harder.
It use to be Gods healing herb, it' a flower, called poppy,
"Aw man thats hard to hear, alexa play perkys calling by future"
I am addicted to opioids They help with my cancer pain It would be very easy to misuse them but I am very careful.
Phil Stein how do you get your supplies?
@@runtzleaf1011 The Pharmacy
@@philstein994 did anything get better for you?
In the past I met many young people that never was prescribed to and they just wanted to get high. Stop the bs.
Our politicians make SO much money from pharmaceutical lobbyists that who's more to blame.... the pharmaceutical companies or our own government?
If you are the leader of a illegal drug cartel, would hope
for more Americans to become addicted to legal opioids, the price of this legal
medication would soon become too expensive for daily maintenance, will soon be
forced to purchase the more cheaper street substances of which your livelihood depends,
have only to sit back and wait for the customers to come banging on your doors…Pharmaceutical
manufactures, prescribers, and dispensaries, all become top earners on the backs
of the addicted…and this is the sad part to report, law enforcement gains can
be included, infringing on civil liberties of us all…with massive search-and-seizure
invasion’s of our homes and privacy, and I would be remiss if another top earner
is not included, expensive drug rehabilitation centers…all providing a toxic undesirable
mix into our lives…
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Nothing will stop people from obtaining anything they want. Harm reduction. We need safe injection sites and rehab to stop people from using the real drugs. Legal opioid should be regulated like alcohol. Virtually every country in the world other than the US has some form of over the counter opioid.
When we stopped alcohol prohibition how many people would still rob someone for some moonshine? How many people still died from hooch? How many liquor stores have shootouts?
Pain is a bad thing! If you have terminal cancer or life threatening traumatic injuries you'd be on your ass screaming for morphine!
Yes, forced tapering, which the whole country is undergoing (at least some are- others are just being thrown to the curb) is not as easy as they want you to believe. I have been tapered down to the point where I couldn't make it to my Dr.s appt. so I could get my refill in 2 days. He had reached that dose that made it impossible for me to take care of myself, and put me in pain 24/7. I was on an " acceptable" dose, by the gov't 's standards, but this pain clinic was/is cutting everyone down to zero pain meds. I must find another Dr. who will not only be O.K.with prescribing Opiates, but will bring me back up to where my pain was best managed and I had been on for more than 2 yrs. Or else what am I going to do? Go to an assisted living arrangement ? I'm almost 62, but why go there when if I was able to manage my pain I wouldn't have to? It's sadly crazy.😣😵😭😠💔👎💀
I totally understand. I guess we'll all eventually have to get our pain relief on the street like the junkies do, if this crap keeps up. I refuse to live in pain all day!
this killed juice
Thought I was the only one looking this up after it happened
Lean too
and it killed many more! look at the bigger picture not just your favorite rapper
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This is a problem because our lovely american government wants it to be. I hate it this should be priority number 1 or 2 not twitter beefs FUCK
HOW did it begin ? with people with NO PAIN taking hydrocodone , FACT !
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Doctors also were the problem in the opioid epidemic. Greed.
Nfl cannot survive without opiods
WAIT.... So you're telling me that because "I don't have cancer or a broken leg" I have "no right to feel BETTER"?! You should see me without my pain medication! Oh wait, you WON'T because I would be in my bed all day wishing for a better life...
I kinda dint get u
@@alectroniumrush6694 I was referring to the "tone" of the video at 0:53 and onward... They make it seem as if a seriously disabled chronic pain sufferer has "NO RIGHT" to be on this class of drugs. Some people, such as myself, can ONLY manage their lives WITH these medications NOT WITHOUT. It is honestly a matter of "life and death". IF I did not have access to my medication I would NOT be able to support myself, hold a job or even get in and out of the shower... These medications have saved my life quite literally! I'd die a very slow death without them... I would stop eating, caring for myself and wouldn't be able to be part of society. I was emaciated and near death when doctors first began to treat me. I can't go back to what I used to be.
@@lightisgreaterthandarkness oh i get it
Ur dramatic...
i lay in bed all day wishing for a better life when i’m on opioids also
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The pain is all in your head.
Says someone who has never suffered from chronic pain. I hope you and no one you love has to suffer with getting no help/relief. It isnt in your head, but it sure as hell can drive you crazy. My mothers friend had chronic pain due to some kind of health issue, she was in so much pain she ended up killing her self. Can you imagine being in that much pain that you feel there is literally no hope? So awful and I dont wish it on anyone
For most people yes.