Understanding About Drug Addiction
Drug addiction, clinically known as Substance Use Disorder (SUD), is more than just a lack of willpower; it is a complex, chronic medical condition that affects the brain and behavior. When a person takes drugs, the substance floods the brain’s reward system with dopamine, creating a sensation of intense pleasure. Over time, the brain adapts to these surges by reducing its own sensitivity. This leads to profound changes in brain chemistry, making it increasingly difficult for the individual to feel normal.
How Dependency Develops
- Casually trying under social use.
- Regular usage of it.
- Problematic Usage
- Physical Dependence
- Long-term relapse prevention.
Process Of Treating Drug Addiction
Recovering from drug addiction is a journey that requires professional medical care and structured psychological support. Because different drugs (such as opioids, stimulants, or sedatives) affect the brain differently, the treatment process is highly personalized. The goal is not just to stop using drugs, but to equip the individual with the tools to live a productive, substance-free life.
Stages During The Treatment
- Evaluation & Assessment.
- Medical Detoxification
- Active Rehabilitation
- Aftercare & Prevention
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
GOT A QUESTION
01. How long the recovery program take?
The duration depends on the individual’s condition, typically ranging from 3 Months to 9 Months.
02. Will the treatment of patient be confidential?
Yes, absolutely. We adhere to strict privacy protocols; your treatment details are kept 100% confidential.
03. Are medical emergency facilities available?
Yes, we provide 24/7 onsite medical support with fully equipped emergency facilities to ensure patient safety.
04. What are the charges of your centre?
Charges vary based on the treatment duration & accommodation selected. Contact us for a personalized quote.
05. Can family regularly meet with the patient?
Yes, scheduled visitation is allowed after an initial stabilization period to ensure the patient’s focus on recovery.