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Break Free from Opioides Addiction

Comprehending Opioids Addiction

Opioids addiction is a long-term condition marked by the uncontrollable use of opioid drugs, even when they result in harmful effects. These drugs, which can be naturally sourced from the opium poppy or synthetically created, are primarily used for pain relief but can also induce feelings of euphoria. Misusing or using opioids, such as prescription painkillers (e.g., oxycodone, hydrocodone) or illicit substances like heroin, for an extended period can lead to physical dependence and addiction. This addiction interferes with brain function, affecting decision-making, emotional control, and reward systems, making it hard to quit without help. Addressing addiction involves understanding its biological, psychological, and social components, which helps in developing effective prevention and treatment methods.


What is Opiate Addiction?

Opiate addiction is a dependency on opioids that triggers cravings and a loss of control. It changes brain chemistry and often needs professional treatment.


Who is at Risk?

Individuals most vulnerable to opiate addiction include those suffering from chronic pain, mental health disorders, a family history of addiction, previous substance abuse, or those exposed to high-stress situations.

Opiates Addiction Treatment

Detoxification

Supervised medical withdrawal to safely manage withdrawal symptoms.


Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Provides support through peer encouragement and shared experiences, similar to programs like Marijuana Anonymous.


Behavioral Therapy

Therapeutic methods such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to address deep-rooted behaviors and thought patterns.


Support Groups

Community-based programs like Narcotics Anonymous (NA) that offer peer support and accountability.


Inpatient or Outpatient Rehab

Comprehensive treatment options tailored to the severity of the addiction.


Aftercare Planning

Continuous support through therapy, group sessions, or recovery coaching to help prevent relapse.

The Risks and Health Impacts of Opiates Dependency

Opiate addiction affects both physical and mental health, as well as everyday life, leading to dependence, withdrawal symptoms, poor decision-making, and social difficulties. Overcoming it usually requires a thorough treatment approach.

Psychological Impact:
  • Strong cravings

  • Feelings of anxiety and depression

  • Fluctuating moods

  • Increased irritability and restlessness

  • Impaired decision-making and judgment

  • Issues with memory

  • Trouble focusing

  • Loss of interest in previously enjoyable activities

  • Paranoia or hallucinations (in extreme cases)

  • Higher likelihood of developing mental health issues

Physical Impacts:
  • Sleepiness or sedation

  • Slowed breathing (respiratory depression)

  • Nausea and vomiting

  • Constipation

  • Decreased pain sensitivity

  • Muscle pain and cramps (during withdrawal)

  • Enlarged or constricted pupils

  • Irregular heart rate

  • Weakened immune system

  • Increased risk of overdose and organ damage

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Restart Recovery offers a warm, supportive environment with comprehensive treatment options designed to help you overcome drug or alcohol addiction, along with the related behavioral health issues.

22405 Calipatria Dr, Calabasas, CA 91302

(818)466-9017

(415) 769-6590

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