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What can doctors do for someone with an amphetamine addiction?
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A lot: Doctors can save your life. They can help you detox, become drug free, stabilize mood, help save your teeth, make sure your heart rhythms are OK, get you into a program, treat the paranoia, and help keep you straight. Get to the root of the psychological issues that keep you addicted, and help you to grow beyond a need for an addiction.
Answered 4/16/2015
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