At Promises Dallas-Fort Worth in Lewisville, Texas, adults struggling with drug addiction can get evidence-based care in one place, including medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and virtual intensive outpatient care. Call (469) 546-9303 to talk with our admissions team about options for yourself or a loved one.
What Happens When You Stop Using DrugsÂ
Over time, your brain develops tolerance and dependence on the chemicals in the substance. Your brain needs these chemicals to maintain a sense of physical and emotional equilibrium. Once you stop taking the drugs, the body starts clearing itself of the drugs in an attempt to restore a state of normalcy. The process may involve withdrawal symptoms, some of which may be life-threatening symptoms such as:Â
- Seizures and comaÂ
- Dehydration and rapid heart rateÂ
- Heart attack or strokeÂ
- Psychosis and hallucinationsÂ
These symptoms can be uncomfortable and even dangerous.Â
The Importance of Seeking Professional HelpÂ
The thought of going through these withdrawal symptoms alone can be terrifying, which is why seeking professional help is crucial. When you stop using drugs, a drug rehab center provides a supportive and safe environment where you can undergo detox under the supervision of trained medical professionals. With a team of experts by your side, you can be monitored for potential health risks and provided with medication to help ease the withdrawal symptoms.Â
Treating the Underlying Causes of AddictionÂ
While detox is an important first step toward recovery, it is not enough on its own. To achieve long-term sobriety, it is essential to address the underlying causes of addiction. These may include unresolved trauma, mental health conditions, or environmental triggers. A comprehensive drug rehab program will offer therapy and counseling to help you understand and work through these underlying issues.Â
Are There Alternatives to At-Home Drug Recovery?Â
Even though the idea of an at-home recovery may be tempting, there are ways in which substance abuse treatment services can be tailored to meet your needs for flexibility, cost, and confidentiality while avoiding the pitfalls of quitting without any professional help.Â
For instance, an outpatient or partial hospitalization program may enable you to receive treatment while living at home and keeping up with your normal responsibilities. Such a program offers individuals with a low risk of relapse solid support for long-term recovery, avoiding the risk of losing a job or reputation. An inpatient or residential treatment program may be the safest way to achieve long-term recovery for those with moderate to high risks of relapsing. Even though the cost may be higher than that of an at-home detox, insurance may cover treatment, making it affordable.Â
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An appropriate treatment center will provide you with the tools to ease the discomforts of withdrawal, offer a motivating environment that aggravates the desire to change, and provide you with the confidence to achieve long-term recovery. At Promises DFW, we offer individualized treatment plans to cater to your unique needs and help you successfully overcome addiction. We provide treatment for a range of substances, including:Â
- AlcoholÂ
- HeroinÂ
- FentanylÂ
- CocaineÂ
- MethamphetamineÂ
- Prescription drugs Â
Do not let the fear of withdrawal symptoms, cravings, or shame keep you from seeking help and achieving a life free from substance abuse. Contact us today to learn more about our drug rehab in Lewisville, Texas and start your journey toward recovery. Remember, you do not have to go through this alone. Â
Start Your Recovery at Promises Dallas-Fort Worth
Promises Dallas-Fort Worth provides medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and virtual intensive outpatient care for adults at our Joint Commission-accredited center in Lewisville, Texas. Learn more about our medical detox program, or let our admissions team verify your insurance before you commit. Call (469) 546-9303 or contact us online to get started.