Signs of Opioid Use Disorder

Max points: 5 Type: Mental Disorder Explainer

This content shares real experiences of people struggling with opioid use disorder, explains how dependence develops, and outlines key warning signs. It highlights the serious risks but also emphasizes that recovery is possible with treatment, making it an important resource for awareness and support.

Channel: Psych Hub Duration: 0:04:12

Questions

1. What does the content emphasize about opioid use disorder (OUD)?

It means the person cannot recover It only happens with illegal drugs like heroin It is a sign of personal weakness It can affect anyone using opioids and is treatable

2. What is one reason people may begin using opioids?

For weight loss To improve memory After surgery or injury for pain relief To treat anxiety

3. Which of the following is a common withdrawal symptom of opioid use?

Increased appetite Improved sleep Clearer thinking Muscle aches and nausea

4. What does developing tolerance to opioids mean?

Experiencing more pleasant feelings Feeling fewer withdrawal symptoms Needing larger doses for the same effect Not craving the drug anymore

5. Which health issues are commonly linked with long-term opioid use?

Improved digestion and vision Indigestion, constipation, sexual problems, and fatigue Stronger immune system Increased energy and focus

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