When someone is quitting drugs or alcohol, they will experience withdrawal symptoms as their body detoxifies. Detox may be done in a professional detox facility or rehab facility so that the client has eliminated all of the drugs from their system and they are physically and mentally balanced, and of course off drugs and alcohol.
There are a few different types of detox in or near Premier that individuals can select from. Different substances bring about different withdrawal symptoms, and some individuals may be at risk of critical side effects of detox and likely need closer medical supervision and more intensive engagement. In any case, anyone detoxing or making the decision to get off of drugs or stop drinking should always do so with professional help and not on their own. This is because of some of the medical risks associated with withdrawal, but also because it reduces the risks associated with relapse. A relapse during detox can at times result in an accidental overdose, so receiving professional detox services and securing access to a robust system of support could literally save the individual's life.
Some facilities provide a natural and holistic detoxification, when it isn't expected that there would be any risks or health hazards based off of the person's current health and drug history. Even severe physically based addictions, like heroin addiction, are not life-threatening but present extreme withdrawal symptoms in the first couple days of detox. These symptoms alleviate within a few days without much intervention and can be done without drugs of any kind through a natural, holistic detox.
Medically assisted detoxification is performed in an inpatient facility with the use of medications. This might be required for an individual who is battling alcoholism and will need medication to prevent life-threatening withdrawal symptoms, which is also the case with some specific prescription drugs that individuals develop dependence to. Medically assisted detox may also be desirable among opiate addicted clients, who would rather be given medications to temporarily alleviate opioid withdrawal symptoms as they come off of heroin or other opiate drugs.
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