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Facts
- Authorities in Ohio have noticed a surge in the use of Opana abuse as a replacement for the prescription painkiller OxyContin.
- Severe anxiety is a typically symptom of Dilaudid withdrawal.
- In 2010, Montana experienced 8.4 kilograms of prescription painkillers sold per 10,000 people.�''
- Dilaudid is estimated to be two to four times stronger than morphine.
It is reasonably common for individuals with HIV/AIDS in NH. to end up at a drug rehab program. Men and women who use drugs often find themselves in situations which predispose them to such illnesses, either by participating in risky sexual behavior or through the use of shared injection equipment which is used to intravenously inject their drug of choice. Like any other treatment client, those in NH. with HIV/Aids should have the highest level and quality of care while in drug rehabilitation. It is important that individuals with HIV/Aids have the best medical support available while detoxing and during the duration of their drug treatment process. Treatment professionals also realize that there can be quite a few psychological and emotional difficulties during drug treatment which are unique to individuals with HIV/Aids, and there are several drug rehab facilities offered in New Hampshire which have the ability to cater to the distinct needs of those with HIV/Aids.
Listings for "Drug Treatment for Individuals with Hiv and Aids" in New Hampshire
- Genesis Behavioral Health
599 Tenney Mountain Highway Plymouth NH., 3264
603-524-1100 - Serenity Place
101 Manchester Street Manchester New Hampshire, 3101
603-625-6980 - Merrimack River Medical Services
177 Shatuck Way Portsmouth New Hampshire, 3801
603-436-0448 - Greater Nashua Mental Health Center
15 Prospect Street Nashua NH., 3060
603-889-6147 - Merrimack River Medical Services
200 Route 108 Somersworth NH., 3878
603-953-0077 - Southern New Hampshire Medical Ctr
29 NW Boulevard Nashua New Hampshire, 3063
603-577-5721 x5701 - Nashua Childrens Home
125 Amherst Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3064
603-883-3851 - Genesis Behavioral Health
85 Spring Street Laconia NH., 3246
603-524-1100 - Bresnahan and Ball Counseling Services
1 Commons Drive Londonderry NH., 3053
603-965-6477 - Phoenix House of New England
3 Pierce Road Dublin New Hampshire, 3444
603-563-8501 x4555 - Greater Nashua MH Center at
7 Prospect Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3060
603-889-6147 - NH Div Alcohol Drug Abuse Prev and
15 Brook Street Manchester NH., 3104
603-836-5145
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