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Inpatient detoxification is recommended when an individual is withdrawing from drugs or alcohol because withdrawal can be dangerous. In an inpatient detoxification setting in Usk clients can be closely observed for withdrawal symptoms which may cause health risks or even death in more severe cases. a person with alcoholism for example will need to be watched closely and probably given specific prescription drugs that would prevent seizures and delirium tremens. Benzodiazepine withdrawal is another type of drug that could bring about very similar symptoms, and doctors and medical staff in the inpatient detox facility can minimize health risks.
There is not an exact protocol for each client in detoxification, because of the unique differences that each person exhibits when arriving to the detoxification facility. Someone who is basically physically and mentally healthy may go through detox for 3 or 4 days and be released without much medical intervention, while another patient may need comprehensive oversight and intervention for 7 to 10 days or more. Medical safety is of the greatest concern, and also a transition to a rehab program for patients who need to attend an actual substance abuse rehabilitation center once detoxification is complete. Most detoxification facilities work with drug rehab facilities to make this transition possible, since detox is merely the first step in a much more comprehensive treatment plan for recovering addicts.
