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As a popular opiate painkiller, fentanyl is typically prescribed to patients to manage severe pain related to surgery or injury. In addition to its potential to quickly eliminate pain in the body, fentanyl also carries a very high addiction potential. This staggeringly high abuse liability has made fentanyl a vital contributor to the ongoing opioid epidemic across the United States, leading to catastrophic results.
Originally manufactured by Janssen Pharmaceuticals in the 1960s, fentanyl provides immediate pain relief effects that quickly subside. Moreover, it may bring about a state of relaxation and euphoria, forcing others to abuse it to achieve these feelings regularly. Ultimately, such users fall victim to fentanyl addiction that quickly takes over their lives, destroys relationships and careers, and significantly lowers the overall quality of life. Fortunately, help is available as hundreds of drug rehabs continue to provide life-saving rehabilitation services to those fighting opioid addiction.

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