Help stop the opioid epidemic in South Carolina.

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Help stop the opioid epidemic in South Carolina

South Carolina is not immune to opioid misuse, abuse and overdosing.

Powerful, highly addictive narcotics commonly prescribed to treat pain Powerful, highly addictive narcotics commonly prescribed to treat pain. Well known opioids include: Codeine Demerol Fentanyl Oxycodone OxyContin Percocet Vicodin

Also known as an “opioid use disorder” Characterized by compulsive, difficult-to-control drug use

Safe storage tips: Lock them up Keep opioids in the pharmacy bottle Always secure after use Keep track of quantities Remove unwanted drugs from your home

Overcoming an opioid use disorder may involve: Help with behavioral changes Engagement in community-based support S.C. has system of local treatment providers at daodas.sc.gov

Naloxone can be used to treat and reverse an opioid overdose In S.C., it’s available at pharmacies without a prescription Have Naloxone on-hand for people who use high doses of opioids

Taking a few, simple steps can help: Follow your doctor’s orders Store medications safely Get rid of unused drugs Protect your identity, remove label before disposing of containers You just might save someone’s life

Learn more about opioids, how to talk to your family and children, or where to get help and find treatment.