Opiate Detox

About opiates.

 

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Opiate detox.

 

Attempting to detox from opiates without the help of a detoxification center or hospital is very difficult, therefore it’s imperative that you seek professional assistance if you’re struggling with opiate addiction. Those who have become dependent upon opiates and stop using may experience opiate withdrawal symptoms as soon as 6 hours after their last use. Withdrawal symptoms can be serious and include but are not limited to:

Physiological Symptoms

  • Muscle Aches/Spasms

  • Restlessness

  • Joint Pain

  • Increased Agitation and Irritability

  • Restless Legs

  • Extreme Cravings

  • Nausea

  • Vomiting

  • Diarrhea

  • Elevated Heart Rate

  • Stomach Cramps

  • Chills

  • Heart Palpitations

  • Bone and/or Joint Pain

  • Hot or Cold Flashes

  • Insomnia

  • Sweating

Psychological Symptoms

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • Impulsivity

  • Mental Cravings

It is important to note that stopping opiates on your own can be extremely difficult and dangerous. If you are experiencing opiate withdrawal symptoms, it is recommended that you contact a medical professional immediately.

Here at South Orange County Detox and Treatment in San Clemente, California we offer medically assisted opiate detoxification. With 24/7 monitoring by a highly trained detox staff during the acute withdrawal phase of detox, we continually monitor and reevaluate symptoms throughout the duration of detoxification to ensure your safety and comfortability. Opiate withdrawal is treated using medication in conjunction with therapeutic interventions based on a patient’s specific medical needs and other factors. Our consulting Medical Doctor utilizes Suboxone/Subutex treatment for most opiate withdrawal symptoms. Recovery from opiate addiction is possible.