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  • Drug Overdose Facts
  • Having a sense of urgency in regard to seeking emergency medical treatment can help to limit the long term health consequences that are so often associated with a drug overdose.
  • Crack may be cut with white substances mimicking the appearance of cocaine, and use of toxic adulterants such as levamisole has been documented.
  • Dilaudid overdose is fairly common, and the difference between a Dilaudid high users seek and serious injury or death is not far apart.
  • Factors which greatly influence alcohol use are negative moods, feelings of depression, and anxiety disorders.
  • Alcohol abuse can greatly suppress the immune system, and individuals addicted to alcohol are more susceptible to infections such as tuberculosis, pneumonia, bacterial infections, or HIV/AIDS.
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Detoxification

Detoxification is typically the initial step in getting off drugs. It enables a particular person to be in a supervised environment while they go through withdrawal symptoms for drugs and/or alcohol. There are various types of detoxification. Theyrange from drug-free to medically supervised. A typical mistake that many addicts make is to feel that detox is sufficient to kick their habit. This is almost never the case. All detox does is get someone through the withdrawal when they stop using. It is often recommended that detox be followed up with some type of treatment plan to find out the root of why an individual was using drugs in the first place.

Detoxification category listings in Celeste, Texas:

  • Sunspire Health Texas
    21.5 miles from Celeste, Texas
    Sunspire Health Texas is a Drug and Alcohol Treatment Program that is located at:

    3800 Country Road
    Princeton, TX. 75407
    214-556-0907

    Treatment Services: Substance Abuse Programs, Detoxification, Residential Long-Term Treatment that is 30 days or longer, Co-Occurring Mental with Substance Abuse Issues
    Payment Options: Self Pay (Out of Pocket), Private or Personal Health Insurance