Methadone is a common method of opioid addiction treatment, and has been used in that capacity since the 1960s. For some, it is the most effective and accessible option available. As effective as it is, it unfortunately has some serious side effects that can pose a danger for patients. When you call for help for ….
The opiate addiction recovery process entails developing a new lifestyle that’s completely different from the lifestyle addiction breeds. Anyone recovering from opiate addiction well knows how challenging this process can be. Maintaining or resuming employment makes up a big part of the drug-free lifestyle so being able to do so is essential to creating a ….
The decision to enter opiate addiction treatment does not come lightly for most. The prospect of leaving drug use behind can seem overwhelming, both physically and mentally. With the range of drug treatment options available, deciding between the various options can be difficult in itself. For people coming off chronic, long-term addiction problems, it’s especially ….
For people recovering from chronic opiate addiction, methadone maintenance treatment offers therapeutic benefits unavailable through other treatment approaches. For many, methadone maintenance treatment or MMT becomes the treatment of last resort when all other attempts at recovery fail. That being so, the risk of relapse never really goes away, especially when recovering from long-term addiction ….
As a last line of defense in heroin addiction treatment, methadone maintenance treatment offers a range of benefits that other more traditional approaches don’t. While prescription pain pills may not be as addictive as heroin, it can be just as difficult to stop using once a full-blown addiction takes hold. If you or someone you ….
Recovering from chronic opiate addiction can be a difficult process that takes considerably longer than you might expect. Unlike other types of illnesses or disorders, the effects of addiction can persist well into the recovery process without a person’s even knowing it. So if you’ve made multiple attempts at drug rehab with little to no ….
People recovering from chronic opiate addiction often have a hard time of it in terms of the ongoing aftereffects long-term opiate abuse leaves behind. Also known as protracted withdrawal, those in recovery experience feelings of depression, insomnia and a “flat” emotional disposition that can last for months or even years into recovery. Under these conditions, ….
If you’ve reached the point where you’re considering methadone treatment, you’re likely trying to recover from a long history of opiate abuse. As the very first opiate addiction treatment medication developed, methadone remains the standard approach for helping individuals overcome the effects of chronic addiction and maintain abstinence on a long-term basis. Methadone treatment combines ….
Anyone considering methadone maintenance treatment has likely made multiple attempts to stop using opiates, having gone in and out of drug rehab programs with little to no progress to show for it. Chronic opiate addiction impacts most every area of a person’s life in harmful ways. This is especially true when it comes to the ….
Opiate addiction recovery can be a difficult process, especially for people coming off long histories of opiate abuse. Many have attempted drug rehab before, some having made multiple attempts to overcome addiction with little to no progress to show for their efforts. For these reasons, methadone maintenance treatment often ends up being a last ditch ….
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