Drug Abuse among Health Care Providers

Abstract

I would like to commence my commentary article with the most frequently asked question in every society that why does man become a drug addict? The answer is that, one usually does not intend to become an addict. Someone woke up in the morning and become a drug addict, studies has shown that it takes at least three months’ shooting twice a day to get any habit et al. [1]. Studies have proven that mostly drugs addict’s start taking narcotics without any reason (WHO, 2011). Drug addiction is a chronic, often deteriorating brain disease that causes compulsive drug seeking and use, despite the harmful significance to the drug addict and those around them, and if we specifically talk about the narcotic drug addiction which is taken intravenously, it is more dangerous and harmful than the others [2]. Moreover many studies have shown that, influence of narcotic drugs is its availability [3]. The aim of this commentary article is to discuss clinical scenario on the ground of ethical principal of autonomy, beneficence, and nonmaleficence.