How Do I know if Someone is Addicted to Oxycontin or Other Drugs?
OxyContin abuse and alcohol problems can affect every one of us regardless of age, sex, race, marital status, place of residence, income level, or lifestyle. Most people won’t walk up to someone they’re close to and ask for help. In fact, most will probably do everything possible to deny or hide the problem. Many of the signs of abuse, such as sudden changes in mood, difficulty in getting along with others, poor job or school performance, irritability, and depression, might be explained by other causes. Unless you observe drug use or excessive drinking, it can be hard to determine the cause of these problems. Your first step is to contact a qualified alcohol and drug professional in your area who can give you further advice. You or a loved one may have a problem with OxyContin or other chemical substances, if: • You can’t predict whether or not you will use the desired drug or get drunk • You believe that in order to have fun you need to use the drug and/or drink • You turn to drugs an
