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- Taking high doses of a prescription stimulant may result in dangerously high body temperature and an irregular heartbeat.
- In 1998 there were over 56 million new prescriptions written for hydrocodone products like Vicodin and by 2000 there were over 89 million.
- The U.S. government has noticed and taken action regarding the nation's prescription drug abuse problem. They have set up a number of programs and agencies to combat the issue.
- When a person becomes addicted to taking Codeine they often feel that their overall mood is better when on the drug.
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Drug Treatment for Individuals with Hiv/Aids - Virginia
It is understandably common for individuals with HIV/AIDS in VA. to end up at a drug rehabilitation program. Individuals who use drugs typically put themselves in situations which predispose them to such illnesses, either by participating in risky sexual behavior or through the use of shared needles which is used to intravenously inject their drug of choice. Like any other treatment client, individuals in VA. with HIV/Aids deserve the highest level and quality of care while in drug rehabilitation. It is essential that individuals with HIV/Aids have the best medical support at their disposal while detoxing and during the time period of their drug rehabilitation experience. Rehab professionals also recognize that there can be many psychological and emotional difficulties during drug rehabilitation which are distinctive to men and women with HIV/Aids, and there are several drug rehab programs available in Virginia which have the ability to cater to the unique needs of these clients.
Listings for "Drug Treatment for Individuals with Hiv and Aids" in Virginia
- New River Treatment Center
140 Larkspur Lane Galax VA., 24333
276-236-6341 - Winchester Community MH Center Inc
36 Ricketts Drive Winchester Virginia, 22601
540-535-1112 - Empowering Families
206 SE Street Culpeper Virginia, 22701
540-829-6685 - Cumberland Mountain Comm Servs Board
526 West Main Street Tazewell VA., 24651
276-988-7961 - Hampton Newport News CSB
2351 Terminal Avenue Newport News VA., 23607
757-245-1070 - Williamsburg Place
5477 Mooretown Road Williamsburg Virginia, 23188
757-565-0106 - Family and Youth Foundation Csl Servs
3001 West Mercury Boulevard Hampton Virginia, 23666
757-380-0385 - Cumberland Mountain Comm Servs Board
196 Cumberland Road Cedar Bluff VA., 24609
276-964-6702 - Dept of Behavioral Healthcare Services
505 Washington Street Portsmouth VA., 23704
757-393-8896 - Virginia Hospital Center
1701 North George Mason Drive Arlington Virginia, 22205
703-558-6451 - Cumberland Mountain Comm Servs Board
160 Rogers Street Lebanon Virginia, 24266
276-889-3785 - Mental Wellness Now LLC
1363 North Main Street Harrisonburg VA., 22802
540-246-8155 - Richmond Behavioral Health Authority
107 South 5th Street Richmond VA., 23219
804-819-4000 - Horizon Behavioral Health
37 Village Highway Rustburg Virginia, 24588
434-332-5149 - Piedmont Community Services
22280 Jeb Stuart Highway Stuart Virginia, 24171
276-694-4361 - Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daught
601 Childrens Lane Norfolk VA., 23507
757-668-7000 - Cumberland Mountain Comm Servs Board
Route 83 Slate Creek Grundy VA., 24614
276-935-7154 - Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center
3636 High Street Portsmouth Virginia, 23707
757-398-2200 x2589 - Jackson Feild Homes
546 Walnut Grove Drive Jarratt Virginia, 23867
434-634-3217 x3002 - Horizon Behavioral Health
620 Court Street Lynchburg VA., 24504
434-847-8035 - New River Valley Comm Services Clinic
274 Floyd Highway South Floyd VA., 24091
540-745-2047 - Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
1001 Holcomb Road Portsmouth Virginia, 23708
757-953-9825 - Family Counseling Centers for Recovery
11720 Main Street Fredericksburg Virginia, 22408
540-735-9350 - Dept of Community and Human Services
2355A Mill Road Alexandria VA., 22314
703-746-3600 - District 19 Substance Abuse Services
20 West Bank Street Petersburg VA., 23803
804-862-6410 x3143 - New River Valley Community Services
7193 Warden Court Radford Virginia, 24141
540-831-4000 - Greensville Emporia Counseling
1101 Greensville County Circle Emporia Virginia, 23847
434-348-8900 - Fellowship Health Resources Inc
1912 South Lorton Street Arlington VA., 22204
703-931-6400 - District 19 Community Services Board
20 West Bank Street Petersburg VA., 23803
804-862-8054 - Rubicons HOPE
1700 Front Street Richmond Virginia, 23222
804-726-1740 - Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare
2120 Washington Boulevard Arlington Virginia, 22204
703-228-4974 - Galax Treatment Center Inc
112 Painter Street Galax VA., 24333
800-345-6998 - Affinity Healthcare Group
3356 Western Branch Boulevard Chesapeake VA., 23321
757-673-3644 - Crossroads Community Services Board
214 Bush River Drive Farmville Virginia, 23901
434-392-3187 - Norfolk Community Services Board
7460 Tidewater Drive Norfolk Virginia, 23505
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