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5 Warning Signs of Opium Abuse - Someone who is abusing opium will show signs of their abuse. These warning signs are noticeable and, if you are concerned about whether or not your loved one is engaging in opium abuse, look for them. 1. Constipation According to the DOJ, “Opium inhibits muscle movement in the bowels leading to constipation.” If you are ...
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