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    Drug addiction

    Drug Detox: Stages and What to Expect

    Drug detox is medical care that helps a person get through withdrawal from a substance under a doctor’s supervision: assessment, stabilization, and relief of symptoms. The acute period lasts from a few days to two weeks. Detox does not cure addiction — it is the first step before treatment and rehabilitation.

    9 min read

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    Alcohol addiction

    Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome: Symptoms and Treatment

    Withdrawal syndrome occurs when alcohol addiction is already established: 6–24 hours after the last drink, tremor, sweating, anxiety and nausea appear. Seizures are possible after 6–48 hours, delirium usually after 2–3 days. Whether withdrawal can be managed at home is decided by a doctor after an examination.

    8 min read

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    Rehabilitation

    What Addiction Rehabilitation Is and How It Works

    Addiction rehabilitation is a recovery program that begins once the acute phase has passed. It works on the reasons for using, cravings, behavior and relationships. According to NIDA, most people need at least three months of treatment, and detox is only the first stage.

    11 min read

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    Addiction medicine

    Addiction Clinic vs. Rehabilitation Center: What’s the Difference

    An addiction clinic is the medical stage: it helps a person get through withdrawal and stabilizes their condition, usually within a few days. A rehabilitation center works on the reasons for using over weeks and months. They are not alternatives but consecutive stages; a doctor decides which one to start with.

    10 min read

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