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Suboxone Detox and Withdrawal

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 22, 2022

A person may be offered Suboxone when they decide to become sober and abstain from opioid drugs. But what happens when they stop Suboxone use? Can a person develop an addiction to Suboxone? What Is Suboxone? Suboxone is the brand name for buprenorphine, a prescription medication used for detox treatment. It is made up of […]

How Much Does Rehab Cost?

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 15, 2022

Accepting that you need help for a drug or alcohol problem is a brave step, and unfortunately, many people don't ever make it. If you are in this position, you are moving in the right direction. Faced with the many decision about rehab and treatment, it's possible you feel confused and overwhelmed. Here we are […]

How Long is Rehab for Drug and Alcohol Addiction?

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 15, 2022

Substance addiction is a serious and complex disease that can have profound impacts on the user. Those living with drug or alcohol addiction are likely to need intervention and treatment from a medical team to get and remain sober. Detox centers offer treatment in a wide range of environments and for various lengths of time, […]

Mixing Tramadol and Alcohol

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 8, 2022

Hydrocodone is one of the most popular prescription opioids in the United States. As an easily accessible, pain-relieving opioid, it has a high potential for dependency and abuse. Hydrocodone can be found as tablets, capsules, cough syrup, or in liquid form, and can relieve moderate-to-severe pain. But what happens when someone decides to snort hydrocodone? […]

How to Be Happy Without Drugs

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 6, 2022

Substance abuse and drug addiction are very common and exist for many reasons. Perhaps someone wants to feel happy, perform better, or needs to manage their stress and anxiety. But what happens when someone stops using drugs or alcohol? How can a person feel happy in sobriety? If you are wondering about life without relying […]

Dangers of Snorting Tramadol

By NP Addiction Clinic on September 1, 2022

Tramadol is a prescription pain relief medication which is used to ease chronic and acute pain. It is commonly considered a less addictive and therefore safer alternative to other pain medications and prescription opioids, however, the risks of using this substance are considerable. Individuals who use the substance through legitimate prescription, as well as those […]

Barbiturates vs Benzodiazepines

By NP Addiction Clinic on August 30, 2022

Barbiturates and benzodiazepines belong to a class of drugs we describe as depressants. They act on the central nervous system to make the user feel calmer, relaxed, sedated, or sleepy. People use these drugs as part of a prescription, but many people also abuse them or use them illicitly. In the past, doctors used barbiturates […]

How to Deal with a Drug Addict Daughter or Son

By NP Addiction Clinic on August 25, 2022

What Is a Drug Addiction? The National Institute on Drug Abuse explains how drug addiction, also known as substance use disorder is a "relapsing brain disease." This occurs when someone craves a substance and struggles to not use it. Besides the aforementioned signs of drug addiction, there are other signs to look out for that […]

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