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What Are Rapid Detox Centers, and How Can They Help? -
Rapid detox is a generally safe and effective way to overcome substance dependency within a relatively short period of time.
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How Does Rapid Opiate Detox Work? -
Rapid opiate detox is shortened version of standard detox in which the user is quickly treated for opiate dependence using unconventional methods such as induced coma and intravenous medications. The procedure is performed in an intensive care unit in the hospital or in a hospital like setting in which 24-hour medical monitoring is provided. Here’s ...
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Potential Dangers of Rapid Opiate Detox -
Rapid opiate detox uses opioid antagonist medications such as naltrexone to displace opioids from the opioid receptors in the brain and central nervous system, essentially blocking and counteracting the opioid effects and precipitating withdrawals. The potential dangers of rapid opiate detox are well documented and the procedures remain controversial. About Rapid Opiate Detox According to ...
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Pros and Cons of Rapid Detox Programs -
Rapid detox programs, though rather controversial, have both benefits and negative aspects associated with the help that is provided by them. Patients who are addicted to heroin or certain types of prescription painkillers such as Oxycontin or Oxycodone can benefit from rapid detox programs but only if they are aware of the importance of seeking ...
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How Does Rapid Detox Work? -
There are different types of accelerated detox methods using antagonist medications to precipitate immediate opioid withdrawals with the expectancy of shortening their durations and minimizing their effects. Ultra-rapid detox treatments are commonly performed under heavy sedation or anesthesia with the procedures lasting 5-6 hours while rapid detox treatments use milder sedation methods for the duration ...