OxyIR Treatment

Opiate addiction is a serious problem faced by an increasing number of people worldwide. OxyIR is an opiate medication used to manage moderate to severe pain. Possible treatments for OxyIR addiction are numerous. While the medication can be a useful tool in pain management for many people, it also has the capability of producing serious side effects including physical and mental dependence.

Prescription painkillers can produce a very painful opiate withdrawal syndrome and this keeps many people from getting help. Drug treatment doesn’t have to be a scary prospect. And the days of having to suffer a painful, degrading withdrawal are over. Waismann Method offers an expert opiate detox that can get patients free from their addiction in no time.

Treatment Options for OxyIR Addiction Don’t Have to Include Opiate Replacements

OxyIR treatments can include detox, talk therapy, faith-based programs, 12-step meetings and pharmaceutical intervention with opiate replacement drugs. These replacement medications often include therapy with Suboxone or methadone. These drugs may work for some people who need to wean from more powerful opiates. The problem is just that. Suboxone and methadone are opiates as well and also have the ability to be habit-forming.

OxyIR treatment with opiate replacements can essentially mean that patients are swapping one dependency for another. These medications can cause the need for another detox and may not always be the best choice. Most patients respond better to an opiate-free treatment that safely and comfortably weans patients.

Accelerated Withdrawal with Waismann Method Offers Safe, Pain-Free Detox

So many other OxyIR treatment programs focus on the wrong aspect when it comes to treating addiction. Many programs are based in the past, meaning they rely on antiquated ideas regarding recovery. Making patients relive their pasts over and over is counterproductive to the process. Blaming, shaming or guilting patients into recovery rarely works. Waismann Method’s OxyIR treatment is compassionate and supportive and never makes patients feel bad for their predicament. We use intravenous medication to clean patients’ opiate receptors of the drug in a hospital setting. In less than two hours, patients are opiate free and the procedure takes place while patients are sedated by general deep sedation.

While patients rest lightly, the OxyIR withdrawal is accelerated. This means symptoms develop and pass while patients are under and they awaken without the awareness they even went through it. This helps give patients the safest and most comfortable OxyIR detox. The total hospital stay is usually 2 to 4 days, allowing patients to recover more quickly than with other programs. Upon discharge, patients are free to return home or can choose to extend recovery at our Domus Retreat transitional living facility.

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