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Opiate

Opiate Detox

Drugs from the opiate family are some of the most addictive substances known to man. By binding to the opioid receptors in the brain, these chemicals are very efficient at alleviating pain. Some of the most common opiate-based drugs include prescription pain pills such as oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet, Roxicet), hydrocodone (Vicodin, Lortab), hydromorphone (Dilaudid), and oxymorphone (Opana), and fentanyl. Illicit street drugs such as heroin also belong to the opiate family of narcotics.

An opiate detox without any help or support is very difficult to accomplish, with relapse rates being very high. We recommend a medical detox with supportive psychotherapy and non-narcotic pharmacological stabilization for the highest chance of success in an opiate detox. If you or a loved one are having difficulty with addiction, an opiate detox for New York Residents can help guide you on the path to recovery.

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Opiate Withdrawal

The unpleasant withdrawal symptoms are almost unbearable without a medical detox.

For most opiate based narcotics, the initial detox symptoms begin 6 to 12 hours after the last use and will increase in severity over the course of the next several days. Usually, the peak discomfort will occur between the 3rd and 4th day, after this stage, the symptoms will begin to minimize. After a full week, the individual will gradually begin to feel better every single day. Detox and withdrawal symptoms specific to opiate dependency usually include:

  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Muscle cramps
  • Restless legs
  • Insomnia

The good news is that these uncomfortable symptoms do pass in time, although some people can feel lingering effects for months afterward. It is important to receive inpatient drug rehab for opiate addiction after completing a medical stabilization in a detox program. If you’re looking for an opiate detox for New York residents, you should keep in mind that not every drug rehab center is the same. You want to find a program that offers medication under the care of clinicians and licensed professionals. Medication can make the withdrawal symptoms less severe and offer a glimmer of hope to an otherwise difficult withdrawal period.

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You are not alone in this journey to recovery.

An opiate detox center for New York Residents will often provide a tailored treatment plan to fit each individual patient. Most detox programs don’t just stick you in a room to sweat out the withdrawal symptoms, that is a miserable existence. We believe in a holistic, wholesome, and interactive approach.

With a combination of carefully monitored medication and solution-focused process groups, substance abuse treatment begins at the detox stage for the highest chance at long-term recovery. By creating a support network in the first stage of the addiction treatment process, you are geared for success and begin building crucial coping skills along with relapse prevention techniques the moment you begin the detox phase.

If you’re ready to recover from an opiate dependency, we can help you detox safely in a reputable treatment facility that will cater to your unique needs.

Drug & alcohol detox programs are not directly offered by Every1 Center. However, we do recognize that this type of addiction treatment is often necessary and vital to one’s long-term recovery from substance abuse. If you or a loved one require any services that we do not offer we would be glad to refer you to one of our trusted affiliate providers.

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