Methadone
addiction and/or dependency is caused
by long term intake of Methadone. Methadone
is a synthetic substance with pharmacological
properties similar to morphine and heroin.
Methadone is prescribed for patients with
severe pain, such as those with serious injuries
or those who have undergone major surgery.
Methadone
works in the brain to decrease the sensation
of pain and to mute the emotional response
to pain. It comes as tablets, dispersible tablets,
liquid, and liquid concentrate. Patients
take it every 3-4 hours for severe pain and
every 6-8 hours for chronic pain.
Since
methadone can be as
addictive as morphine and heroin, care must be taken to follow
the doctor's instructions. Do not take a
larger dose, or take it more frequently,
or take it for longer than the doctor has
prescribed. Methadone
is one of the most difficult drugs to detox from since its effects
are long-lasting and it is readily stored
in the body's tissue.
Methadone
is also used as a replacement opiate therapy
for opiate dependency. A legal dependency
(methadone) is substituted for an illegal
dependency (heroin). Methadone is available
in government-approved drug treatment clinics
and by prescription in some areas.
The Waismann
Method is the medical procedure
performed to rid your
body of Methadone and all other opiates. Methadone addiction is a serious problem
in the United States and tends to happen
quickly and to unsuspecting individuals who
have been prescribed Methadone for legitimate
pain reasons.
The
addiction creeps up quickly and once you
have an addiction to Methadone
, chances are it’s
too late to find an easy solution to
get off Methadone.
Call
us today to discuss how the Waismann Method
can free you from your Methadone dependency
and get your life back - (310)
205-0808 or (888) 987-HOPE
(4673) during business hours or send
us a confidential
email. For after hours and weekends,
please call (310)
927-7155.
(310)
205-0808 or (888) 987-HOPE
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