Cleanse Yourself from Opiates

The Effects of Opiates

Opiates are pain relievers that are often used in hospitals for severe pain. But other than pain relief, opiates have other effects that may be inconvenient. Some common effects are drowsiness, nausea and slowed breathing. One effect that could be the most concerning is that opiates are addictive. Opiate addiction can result to abusing the drug. Any kind of drug abuse can be dangerous to our health. Opiate drug abuse can even cause liver and brain damage.

Importance of Cleansing

Our body is introduced with many kinds of chemicals on a daily basis. While this may be unavoidable, our body has a way to cleanse itself from chemicals that may harm it. In case of drug abuse, our body may find it difficult to flush out all the toxins that could cause damage. Cleansing our body from toxins is important. This would prevent toxins from having permanent damages to our organs. When it comes to opiate abuse, or any drug abuse, helping the body cleanse itself from the toxins can also help avoid withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms can be uncomfortable and even debilitating.

How to Cleanse your Body from Opiates

We have many ways to help the body to cleanse itself from opiates and other toxins or chemicals. Some can be done at the comforts of our home, while others may need medical professional help.

Here are some ways to cleanse yourself from opiates:

Going Cold Turkey

This method might sound familiar. Going cold turkey means immediately stopping the drug use. This is not recommended due to the likelihood of withdrawal symptoms. It’s best to seek medical advice before trying this method.

Taper off the Meds

Tapering off from opiates is more advisable than stopping abruptly. This method is to take the drug in lesser dosages daily. Each day, take the opioid drug less than the day before. Doing this will help manage withdrawal symptoms or avoid them altogether.

Use Suboxone

Suboxone is a medicine used to treat opiate addiction. Its chemicals can trick the brain into believing that you took opiates, but it doesn’t have any effect on the body. It can be used as an alternative to opiates, but it should also be tapered off. Tapering off from Suboxone can still cause withdrawal symptoms.

Admitting into a Rehabilitation Center

Rehabilitation centers are experts in helping patients recover from drug abuse. Medical professionals can provide 24-hour care to patients admitted to their rehabilitation centers. Their treatments may last for months. But they can help in recovery and prevent relapses in the future.

Visiting Detox Clinics

Detox clinics offer treatments to help in recovering from drug abuse. Treatments can last from days to a full week. Some may still experience withdrawal symptoms. But medical professionals from detox clinics can help in managing these symptoms. Visiting detox clinics can be an alternative for patients who don't want to spend a long time in rehabilitation centers. It’s our responsibility to take care of our body. It may be unavoidable to use prescription drugs, it's best to use them moderation or as the doctor instructed. This way, your body can naturally flush the toxins out.

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