Opium Detox
Detox is the process that begins when use of drugs is stopped and the body begins to rid itself of them.
A proper course of treatment is necessary to reverse an addiction to opium or other opiates. Detox is effective, especially when it manages a painful and stressful withdrawal syndrome. Opium is a potent narcotic drug that comes from the opium poppy plant. Many prescription opiate painkillers are synthesized from opium. These include OxyContin, Dilaudid, Actiq, Demerol, Percocet and Vicodin. Regular use of opium can cause tolerance and physical and psychological dependence which can progress to addiction. This can be difficult to manage without professional help. Detox is the process that begins when use of drugs is stopped and the body begins to rid itself of them. A physical addiction is characterized by the onset of withdrawal symptoms once regular use is stopped. Opiates cause withdrawal symptoms that are similar, despite the medication. The experience of withdrawal can depend on the length and severity of the opium addiction and the amount taken at last use.
Safe, Successful Opium Detox Can Be Performed in Less Than Two Hours
Waismann Method offers a science-based medical detox that eliminates opium addiction in a matter of days. We are known for our safety and success rates and take pride in offering services that are humane and discreet. Patients are first admitted to a hospital for thorough testing to rule out possibly conditions that may underlie the addiction. The detox itself takes less than two hours and uses intravenous medicine to cleanse the opium from patients’ receptors. During this, patients rest lightly under general deep sedation performed by our anesthesiologists. The procedure speeds up the withdrawal phase and symptoms develop and pass while patients are sedated. This makes for a successful and comfortable recovery and helps patients avoid a dreaded and painful transition. Being able to manage the withdrawal phase gives Waismann Method a clear edge over the competition. The fact that we don’t use opiate replacement medications such as methadone and Suboxone also sets us apart. We know these opiate medications can also be habit-forming. Patients are monitored around the clock after the procedure and the total length of the hospital stay is usually 3 to 6 days.
Detox and Aftercare Give Patients a Chance to Recover Quickly, Wholly
Patients who are discharged may decide to return home, opiate-free and ready to move on with life. Others may feel it necessary to continue recovery treatment. These folks can opt to transition in our Domus Retreat aftercare center where they can relax, regroup and focus on themselves. Holistic and therapeutic treatments at Domus include biofeedback, relaxation, massage, nutritional counseling and group and individual therapy. Patients stay in private suites and never have to worry about maintaining their anonymity. Thousands of patients from across the world have put their trust in Waismann Method and have been given a second chance at life, health and total recovery. Call us today.
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