The Hills: Drug Detox
Drug Detox? What is it?
Drug detoxification is the process of cleansing the body from harmful substances, including both illegal drugs like heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamines, as well as prescription drugs that have been misused. It’s the first step in overcoming drug addiction and laying the foundation for successful rehabilitation.
This detoxification phase is essential for those seeking drug help, as it helps manage withdrawal symptoms that occur when someone stops using drugs. Withdrawal happens because the body has become physically dependent on the substance.
During the detox process, our team of medical professionals will ensure that it is as safe and comfortable as possible, providing support throughout.
Common Drug Withdrawal Symptoms
The symptoms of drug withdrawal vary depending on the substance but can include:
- Anxiety, depression, or mood swings
- Restlessness or insomnia
- Nausea and vomiting
- Sweating and shaking
- Muscle aches
- Hallucinations or seizures (for severe cases)
Different drugs result in different withdrawal experiences, which is why personalized care is key to a successful drug rehabilitation residential programme.
Why Medical
Supervision
is Crucial
Detoxing from drugs can be physically and emotionally taxing, making medical supervision crucial. Our detox programme offers 24-hour support, ensuring that clients are monitored closely throughout the process. Our medical team can prescribe medications like Valium for alcohol withdrawal to ease discomfort and provide emotional support as you begin your recovery journey.
How Long Does
Detoxing Take?
Detoxing can take anywhere from 7 to 10 days, depending on the substance and level of dependence. During this time, we’ll work with you to ensure your comfort and safety.
For a comprehensive overview of detox off drugs, including the types of detox, symptoms, and the overall process, We recommend checking out this resource from Addiction Resource: Drug Detox: Process, Types and Importance
