Drug Addiction Treatment Centers California

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Prescription Drug Abuse Helpline California
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About Perscription Drug Abuse

• Prescription drug addiction is the largest
  growing drug epidemic in the country. In 2013,
  the Center for Disease control reported that
  there were 48,982 drug overdoses in the United
  States, over half of which were from prescription
  drug abuse. The number of drug overdoses linked
  to prescription drug abuse is more than that of
  all other illicit drugs combined. Prescription
  drugs have become much easier to obtain over the
  years and their impact on our society has grown
  at an alarming rate.
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Signs Of Abuse

• Prescription opioids are the most commonly abused
  of all prescription drugs. They are used to treat
  pain and account for 71 percent of all
  prescription drug related deaths in the U.S. Some
  common opioids that are abused include Oxycontin,
  Opana, Fentanyl, Vicodin, Demerol, and Deludid.
  Some common symptoms associated with opioid abuse
  include
• Excessive fatigue or nodding out
• Profuse sweating
• Constricted or pinned-out pupils
• Slurred speech
• Excessive Itching
• Dramatic weight loss
• Pale Skin
• Little to no appetite
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Inpatient Drug Rehab Centers California

• Those seeking recovery have a large variety of
  addiction treatment options to help them get on
  their way. California houses some of the largest
  recovery communities in the world as well as some
  the most well-renowned prescription drug
  addiction programs.
• When considering ones options for prescription
  drug addiction treatment, its very important to
  consider the severity of the condition and their
  financial situations. Patients often utilize
  numerous methods of treatment to progressively
  transition back into society after their initial
  treatment is over.
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Inpatient Treatment Centers

• Inpatient drug addiction treatment refers to a
  treatment center where patients reside at the
  facility and are subject to the centers rules
  and regulations along with the highest level of
  accountability. There they will regularly attend
  addiction therapy sessions and therapy groups
  where they learn about their addiction, improve
  coping skills and connect with recovery support
  groups. They are also more closely monitored and
  are subject to regular drug screenings. Patients
  usually come to these centers immediately after
  leaving a detox facility.
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Outpatient Treatment Centers

• Outpatient treatment programs offer many of the
  same benefits of inpatient programs, except they
  allow patients more freedom. They provide therapy
  groups and individual sessions like residential
  programs except they allow the patient to reside
  outside of the facility, like a sober living
  facility or transitional living house.
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Recovery Support Groups

• Recovery support groups require no dues or fees
  to attend and serve as a priceless resource for
  those seeking long term sobriety. The only
  requirement for membership is a desire to stop
  their substance abuse. Millions have managed to
  achieve sobriety in recovery programs such as
  Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous
  (NA). Both are 12-step based and provide their
  members with a healthy and conducive support
  group. Both are completely made up of other
  recovering alcoholics and addicts who share the
  same struggle in fighting addiction. California
  houses many other 12-step based groups that are
  derived from those that started with AA.
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• If you need help, please call our 24/7 Helpline
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Contact Us

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