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This quiz is a self-guided assessment that has been created from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders which is the standard criteria for diagnosing mental health and substance use disorders. This assessment contains “yes” or “no” questions relative to your Morphine use during the last 12 months. Your answers are confidential.
Please answer “yes” or “no” based only on your Morphine use. In the past 12 months:
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If you face a mental illness like anxiety or depression, co-occurring drug use with Morphine addiction may make your symptoms worse. Drug use and mental illness are often deeply intertwined and each can exacerbate the effects of the other. For many people, this makes finding effective rehab treatment necessary.
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