If you have taken opioids in the past 7 to 10 days, talk to your doctor before taking naltrexone.

Taking opioids can make you unsteady on your feet.

The drug has no effect on those who haven't taken opioids.

Most everyone who takes opioids is usually prescribed a laxative to combat this side effect.

Patients taking opioids had to sign a pain contract and bring their pills in at each visit to be counted.

"Many people don't realize you are not supposed to drink alcohol when you take opioids."

You can take opioids without getting addicted to them.

Most people take opioids until the pain goes away.

Less than 1 percent of patients taking opioids actually become addicted.

There is a low risk of addiction if you take opioids routinely as prescribed.