Author name: Dr. Beth Dunlap

Licensed Physician and SurgeonDr. Beth Dunlap, a board-certified addiction medicine and family medicine physician, and is the medical director at Northern Illinois Recovery Center. She is responsible for overseeing all the integrated medical services at both campuses. Beth completed medical school, residency, and fellowship at Northwestern University, where she continues to serve on the faculty as a member of the Department of Family and Community Medicine. She has extensive experience in addiction medicine at all levels of care, and her clinical interests include integrated primary care and addiction medicine, harm reduction, and medication-assisted treatment.

How Do You Get Addicted to Tramadol?

Many men and women experience drug addiction to due prescription pain medications or illicit use. If you are wondering, “how do you get addicted to Tramadol,” it may be because you are finding it hard to stop using this pain relief medication. It is not uncommon. You are not alone in this, either. Yet, there is help available to you at Northern Illinois Recovery Center.

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Drug Abuse Statistics in Illinois

Over 2,200 people died of opioid overdoses in Illinois in 2017. The state’s rate of 17.2 deaths per 100,000 residents is almost 20% higher than the national opioid overdose death rate. Each year, over 5,000 people in Illinois lose their lives due to alcohol or drugs. If you need help with drugs or alcohol, you can find a drug treatment center in IL that can help.

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How to Stop Alcohol and Drug Cravings

Once you resolve to stop drinking or using drugs, your road to recovery is a lifelong process of saying no to your cravings. It can be challenging to figure out how to stop alcohol and drug cravings. Each person has a different set of physical and psychological triggers. With help from a drug and alcohol detox center, you can learn different strategies for reducing cravings and managing withdrawal symptoms.

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How Long Do Benzodiazepine Withdrawal Symptoms Last?

How long do benzodiazepine withdrawal symptoms last? There is no definitive answer to the questions. Some symptoms may last for a few hours, while some can last for several months after you quit taking the drug. In rare cases, some people may experience withdrawal symptoms for several years after quitting. A benzodiazepine addiction treatment program can provide

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