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  • Drug Overdose Facts
  • Hashish users can become sensitive to their surroundings where they experience a more vivid sense of taste, sight, smell and hearing.
  • Counselors at a drug rehab can establish a positive, therapeutic relationship with drug addicted individuals and develop a treatment plan cooperatively which will ensure the most successful rehab outcome.
  • In 2006 the FDA published a warning entitled "Methadone Use for Pain Control May Result in Death and Life-Threatening Changes in Breathing and Heart Beat, stating that the FDA has received many reports of death and life-threatening side effects in patients that have taken methadone as prescribed by their physicians for pain relief.
  • Ativan is a mild tranquilizer as well a sedative and can produce a calming, trance like state in some individuals.
  • Common amphetamine withdrawal symptoms are fatigue, troubled sleep, irritability, intense hunger, and moderate to severe depression, which may lead to suicidal behavior.
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Residential Long-Term Treatment that is 30 days or longer

Enrolling into a residential long-term treatment facility (more than 30 days) is an effective way ofapproaching a severe substance abuse problem. This type of substance abuse treatment program is more intensive than others that only last a few weeks or those where the client is free to come and go as they please. Attending a residential long-term treatment program (more than 30 days) means that you as the client will live at the treatment facility around the clock while you are in recovery. While offering a more relaxed home-like environment the individual has access to treatment professionals at all times. Long term drug or alcohol rehab programs are an ideal choice for those who have a long history of addiction or who have had other unsuccessful attempts at drug or alcohol treatment in the past.

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