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A member asked:
Since opiates make you itchy, could it be making my roommate's opiate abuse make his ocd worse?
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Opiate abuse: Is a serious health risk and it is impossible to know how it will impact on his ocd . Encourage your room mate to get help to overcome the opiate abuse asap.
Answered 1/4/2014
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