How do you know if someone needs to get admitted into a painkiller addiction treatment program? When people take their prescribed painkiller medications at dosages and frequencies different from their prescribing doctor’s recommendations, they may benefit from going through detox and then appropriate substance abuse treatment programs. Misusing prescribed painkillers can lead to an increased…
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When should a person with a meth use disorder get admitted into a meth detox center? The correct answer to this question is “as soon as possible” — but only if “right now” isn’t acceptable. Methamphetamine abuse is a serious and growing public health problem in the United States. The drug is potent and addictive.…
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When would it be beneficial for someone to be admitted into a benzo detox center? Benzos or benzodiazepines are prescription drugs typically used to treat stress-related conditions such as insomnia, anxiety disorders, epilepsy, and even alcohol withdrawal. But if benzos aren’t used properly and as directed by the prescribing physician, they can be highly addictive.…
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How do you know when someone should be admitted into a methadone detox center? There are many benefits to getting methadone treatment for addiction, but there are also some possible problems to watch out for — including developing a methadone addiction. Going to opioid detox can be scary for some people. Even if they know…
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Because Suboxone can reduce drug withdrawal symptoms for people with opioid use disorders, a Suboxone detox center could be a necessary stop for people struggling to recover from their addictions. But how does Suboxone actually work — and does medication-assisted treatment (MAT) really help clients in recovery? Some clients may be worried that they’ll just…
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No one starts taking doses of prescribed pain relievers thinking they’ll become addicted to the medicine. No one wants to believe that they can develop an addiction that will eventually require them to get admitted into a painkiller detox center. After all, the prescribed painkillers are legal and intended to be used to treat pain,…
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Do you know that the difference is between residential vs. outpatient addiction treatment centers? Some experts believe that residential addiction treatment programs support addiction recovery more comprehensively. However, these programs are often longer and less affordable. Inpatient treatment may help make inroads for addiction recovery, but any form of professional treatment can help clients overcome…
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The extreme physical toll of crystal methamphetamine use has made it one of the most dangerous drugs in the United States. If someone is showing physical or psychological signs of meth use, they should find a meth addiction treatment program as soon as possible. Crystal meth belongs to a large class of drugs called amphetamines.…
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If someone is addicted to Xanax, they will eventually need a detox program to recover from their addiction and learn how to maintain lifelong sobriety. However, most people find it challenging to commit to the first step in recovery: the detox process. Because of hearsay and, in some cases, previous experience, many patients of detox…
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