An addiction to Stadol does not have to ruin your life. Although it is serious and should be treated professionally, it can be managed and is treatable. Stadol is a synthetic opioid that treats pain through a nasal spray or injection. The brand name for butorphanol tartrate, Stadol can lead to psychological and physical dependence. The spray, intravenous and intramuscular shots are used as pre-operative and pre-anesthetic medicine, and for pain relief during child labor. Stadol should not be taken by people who have suffered through a prior opiate addiction. It is considered a Schedule IV controlled substance in the U.S. The federal government classifies drugs on a schedule from one to five, with one having the highest potential for abuse and addiction, and five having the least.

Developing a Tolerance to Stadol Can Lead to Misuse and Addiction

Prolonged, persistent use of Stadol can lead to addiction. Many of our patients in The Waismann Method program became addicted to Stadol through no fault of their own. Taking most opiate painkillers regularly can lead patients to develop a tolerance which means their bodies become used to the drug and no longer feel the pain relieving effects with the recommended dosage. Increasing your use of Stadol or misusing it in any way can lead to tolerance and addiction.

Stadol Withdrawal Should Not Be Attempted Without Medical Help

A physical addiction to Stadol is characterized by uncomfortable, sometimes painful, withdrawal symptoms which set in once use is suddenly stopped or gradually lessened. Withdrawing from prescription painkillers can be dangerous without medical guidance and should not be attempted without help. The Waismann Method of Accelerated Neuro-Regulation (ANR) offers a safe and highly successful Stadol detox program that assists in alleviating withdrawal symptoms. Commonly reported withdrawal symptoms associated with opiate use include nausea, vomiting, restlessness, agitation, insomnia, depression, irritability, muscle and bone pain, tremors and yawning.

Waismann Method Offers Premiere Stadol Detox Program

With the exception of some chronic illnesses, most narcotic pain medications aren’t meant for long-term use. The Waismann Method offers a safe, responsible and humane rapid detox for Stadol addiction. Our renowned program is performed in a hospital under the constant care of one of our medical directors. The Waismann Method allows patients to return to a productive life within days, eliminating the need to spend weeks or months in a rehabilitation or hospital setting. Patients are first checked thoroughly with a host of diagnostic tests. Special medications are then used to cleanse the Stadol from patients’ opiate receptors while they sleep lightly under anesthesia. They awake opiate free and unaware of the accelerated withdrawal which occurred while they were under. Unlike some other detox programs, Waismann Method experts don’t believe an opiate addiction should be treated with opiate replacement therapy. That’s why our opiate-free treatment gets you beyond addiction quicker than other programs. Our Domus Retreat aftercare facility is also available to help patients relax, regroup and recover in a spa-like atmosphere.