Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment Center Arizona

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Aizona Prescription Abuse Helpline

• Overcome Prescription Drug Addiction
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• and Find Treatment Today!
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About Prescription Drug Addicttion

• Prescription drug abuse affects X many people in
  the United States alone. Prescription drug abuse
  occurs when an individual is using their
  medication for purposes other than what is was
  prescribed for such as getting high or for
  gaining better concentration. When someone is
  addicted to a medication they must continue to
  use it regardless of the harm it is causing to
  them physically or mentally. In these
  circumstances, prescription drug abuse can take
  over someones life and in some cases bring it to
  an end. This doesnt have to happen though. For
  those abusing prescription drugs, help is
  available. By seeking treatment, a person can
  regain their old self. Many treatment centers
  will combine the use of medication and therapy to
  provide the best possible recovery and ensure
  that it lasts.
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Prescription Drug Abuse

• One of the most rapidly increasing substance
  abuse concerns nationwide is that of misuse of
  prescription drugs. There are a number of people
  who are given prescription medication for healing
  purposes but many end up abusing them. If someone
  is taking more of a medication than prescribed,
  taking someone elses medication or using their
  medication to get high, it means they are abusing
  it. Some of the most commonly abused medications
  include stimulants, opioids and benzodiazepines.
  Abusing prescription medication can have a host
  of consequences from forming a dependence on the
  drug to developing health issues as a result of
  abusing too much of the medication. Whether a
  person is starting to abuse a medication or is
  fully addicted to it, help should be sought
  sooner rather than later.
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Stimulant Abuse

• Stimulant abuse involves the abuse of medications
  that include amphetamines like Adderall and
  methylphenidate like Ritalin or Concerta.
  Normally stimulants are prescribed to treat
  issues such as attention-deficit hyperactivity
  disorder by creating a calming or focusing
  effect. Unfortunately these stimulant medications
  can be abused to help a person lose weight,
  perform better in school or just to get the
  effect of the euphoria they can create.
• Signs that a person is abusing stimulants can
  include
• An increased body temperature
• Increased energy
• Decreased fatigue and appetite
• Increased blood pressure
• Euphoria
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Danger Of Prescription Drug Abuse

• As can be expected there are multiple dangers
  attached to abusing prescription medications.
• Prescription abuse can harm a persons physical
  and psychological health. In some cases abuse of
  medications can lead to the development of mood
  disorders such as anxiety or depression. It can
  also cause lowered cognitive ability, memory
  problems, heart problems and other issues with a
  persons organs.
• There is also the possibility of a persons
  prescription abuse leading to legal
  complications. If the individual is caught taking
  anothers medication, he or she could face
  charges of prescription fraud forgery. Those
  under the influence are also more likely to
  engage in criminal behavior.
• There is also danger attached to a person
  withdrawing from these medications. Withdrawal
  symptoms can include perspiration, agitation,
  nausea and more. Those withdrawing from opioids
  could encounter nausea, vomiting and pain in
  their bones. Stimulants withdrawal could cause
  exhaustion and sleep problems. In most cases it
  is better for a person to find an effective detox
  program to help them through the withdrawal
  process.

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Treatment Program

• One of the most alarming trends in recent years
  has been the growth of prescription drug abuse.
  Many are now turning to this form of medication
  misuse, as some are under the false impression
  that this is a safer alternative than using
  illicit drugs. Yet there can be numerous dangers
  associated with such substances, including the
  development of physical dependence. Additional
  health dangers such as overdose, especially when
  medications are combined with other substances,
  are also possible. Much like with the abuse and
  addiction to illicit drugs it is often best that
  an individual who wishes to break free of their
  destructive habits seek recovery through a
  treatment program. Some may be hesitant or
  resistant to accept treatment. This can be
  understandable, as addiction could have
  progressed to the point that the person is
  fearful to undergo withdrawals. Yet the odds of
  success can be much greater if the person in
  enrolled in a professional treatment program.
  Many effective treatment programs will utilize a
  safe detox treatment, medication if necessary and
  different forms of therapy to provide their
  clients with a thorough and long lasting recovery.

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Detox

• Detox and withdrawal will always be the first
  step to recovery. This step may often be what
  keeps an individual from pursuing a life of
  sobriety as it can be uncomfortable for many as
  the substance leaves their body.
• In some cases a person can bear down and get
  through their withdrawal at home but this is not
  suggested. It is often better to seek help with a
  detox program. Hospitals can provide detox
  services and some treatment providers have them
  available too. A detox program will keep an
  individual safe while they go through the
  withdrawal process, marking the state of their
  mental and physical well-being and helping to
  ease the process with medication when necessary.
• Once a person has gone through detox they can
  truly focus on their recovery.
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Therapy Options

• Much like how there are multiple options
  available for medication that can help with
  recovery, there are also different types of
  therapy that can aid someone in their pursuit of
  sobriety. Individual and group therapies are
  available to help clients with their treatment.
  Some, such as Cognitive-behavioral therapy, will
  seek to help the client identify the connection
  between their thoughts and behaviors and allow
  them to change their thinking to support less
  destructive behaviors. Other therapies will help
  clients identify harmful patterns in their
  day-to-day living and guide them to change their
  lifestyle so that situations and social groups
  related to prescription abuse can be more easily
  avoided. Still other forms of therapy can help a
  person focus on building life skills, dealing
  with past trauma, coping with symptoms of a
  mental health disorder and so on. There are even
  therapies that focus on ones physical health
  such as recreational therapy, yoga, diet and
  nutritional planning and so on. Ultimately, what
  therapies are suggested for a client will depend
  solely upon his or her individual circumstances.
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Contact Us

• Overcome Prescription Drug Addiction
• Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• and Find Treatment Today!
• info_at_arizonaprescriptionabusehelpline.com
• www.arizonaprescriptionabusehelpline.com