Every medication even if it is prescribed by a doctor does
have a risk of addiction. People of all ages abuse drugs – from youngsters to
older people. Some abuse drugs to feel good or due to peer pressure while,
others use them to relieve tension or to relax, especially, painkillers. There
are literally numerous reasons why people abuse drugs.
In this blog, we shall talk about drug addiction and risks
of getting addicted to a pain medication, Soma Pill.
First, let us know what exactly drug addiction is.
What is Drug Addiction?
A drug addiction occurs when the user overuses or misuses a
product. It refers to an extreme desire of a person to obtain or use large
amounts of the product. When a person uses large amounts of any substance
compared to what his body can hold, he becomes dependent on it over time. Such
a dependency can be both physical and psychological.
When a person after such a prolonged drug addiction stops
using the drug suddenly, his body starts to show symptoms of withdrawal. The
body which was getting used to the intake of such substances reacts when the
drug consumption is suddenly stopped.
Let me tell you about a pain medication which has been
increasing abused for its mind relaxing effects.
Soma Pill is basically a pain
reliever that is used to get relief from acute musculoskeletal pain. This
medication is a centrally acting muscle
relaxer that works like a sedative blanket which not only relaxes the
muscles but provides the user with mental relaxation. It changes the behavior
of a person towards the pain.
This medication has been declared as a controlled substance
(C-IV) by the Drug Enforcement Agency under the Controlled Substances Act. This
is mainly because of it increased abuse since the last decade.
What are the risks of abusing Soma Pill?
When a person gets dependent on this drug and stops using
the drug abruptly, the following withdrawal symptoms may occur:
- · Seizures
- · Rapid heart rate
- · Stomach problems
- · Shaking and tremors
- · Nausea and vomiting
- · Stress sensitivity
- · Memory problems
- · Sleep disturbances
- · Inability to think clearly
- · Physical coordination problems
- · Emotional numbness or emotional fluctuations
Some Precautions while using this pill
- · Always use this medication as prescribed by your doctor. Never take large amount of this medication as this is an addictive product. Refuse to share this product with anybody especially with people who have a history of drug addiction problem.
- · This medication is prescribed normally for 2-3 weeks. Never take this drug for a longer time than prescribed.
- · Never take this medication with alcohol or with street drugs. Such a combination can be very dangerous to your health.
- · Store this drug at room temperature away from extreme moisture, heat, or direct sunlight. Also, dispose of any unused or expired medications right away. Keep your pills away from children or pets.
- · Show your past medical reports to your doctor and give detailed information about the drugs that you are using at present. This will help in preventing any dangerous interactions that might occur from such a combination.
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