Morphine Withdrawals
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Morphine is a powerful narcotic drug that treats severe pain and has the potential to be misused, abused and lead to addiction. A responsible morphine detox program will help to manage withdrawal symptoms which can be severe and painful. The Waismann Method offers a rapid drug detox program that can minimize withdrawal and make the experience comfortable for patients during a difficult time. We know our patients have already suffered enough. We will not inflict additional pain by using shame, guilt or blame in our total recovery program. Knowing there is a safe, humane and quick approach to Morphine detox has provided peace of mind to thousands of our patients who have completed our program successfully.
A Physical Addiction to Morphine Evidenced by Withdrawal Symptoms
The hallmark sign of a physical addiction to morphine is the withdrawal symptoms that set in once you stop using it or gradually decrease use. Commonly reported withdrawal symptoms associated with morphine can include:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Sweating
- Yawning
- Chills
- Watery eyes
- Insomnia
- Runny nose
- Strong cravings for the drug
- Headaches
- Irritability
- Body aches
- Tremors
- Elevated heart rate
- Blood pressure
- Hot flashes
- Bone and muscle pain.
Long-term users or those who abuse morphine can experience a more serious withdrawal. This is why it’s absolutely necessary to seek treatment for detox.
In Most Cases, Morphine Addiction is Not Your Fault
Millions of people suffer through chronic pain conditions or from serious injuries and illnesses. For most of our patients, addiction to opiates is not their fault. Legitimate prescriptions for pain medication can lead rather quickly to addiction, sometimes with relatively short-term use. A morphine addiction does not have to ruin your life. But left unchecked, the addiction can be devastating. The Waismann Method of Accelerated Neuro-Regulation (ANR) can get you morphine-free in a matter of days with our pioneering rapid detox program. We aim to offer compassionate, safe treatment that optimizes patients’ chances for returning to a normal life within days. We know that sobriety is not out of reach and we’re committed to helping you restore your life and health. Waismann Method has one of the highest success rates in treating patients all over the world with opiate detox. We know there are many aspects to addiction and our detox program targets all of them humanely.
Waismann Method Offers Accelerated Morphine Detox
Our in-hospital procedure begins with thorough diagnostic tests. From there, medication is administered intravenously by a doctor while patients sleep for a short time under light anesthesia. The accelerated withdrawal occurs during this procedure, so patients awake without the awareness of the symptoms they experienced. Our treatment is completely opiate-free so there is no need for a second detox. Our Domus Retreat aftercare facility offers continued treatment in a spa-like, therapeutic and serene environment. Here, patients can continue working on recovery to address any underlying issues and better themselves physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally.
Get Help with Morphine Addiction Now
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