1Addiction treatments include the organization of treatment programs for patients, whether in hospitals or in outpatient clinics and advise them and help them to resist using drugs again and to overcome the addiction.
2treatment programs:
3Include courses that focus on the addict's access to supportive therapy and relapse prevention can be achieved in individual or group sessions or family.
4advice:
5Taking advice from a counselor myself individually or with family, or a psychiatrist helps to resist the temptation of drug addiction and the resumption of abuse. Behavior treatments can help to find ways to deal with cravings in drug use, and suggests strategies to avoid and prevent relapse, and to make suggestions on how to deal with relapse if it occurs. Advice also involves talking about work addict, and legal problems, and relationships with family and friends. Take advice with family members and help them to develop better communication skills with an addict until they are more supportive of him.
6Self-help groups:
7These groups exist for people addicted to drugs and their message is that addiction is a chronic disease and there is a risk of relapse, and supportive therapy, continuous and which includes therapy, counseling and self-help groups meetings necessary to prevent relapse again. Helps the physician to locate these groups.
8Treatment of withdrawal:
9Drug withdrawal symptoms vary depending on the type of drug used and include insomnia, vomiting, sweating, sleep problems, hallucinations, convulsions, pain in bones and muscles, high blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature, depression and attempted suicide.
10The objective of treatment withdrawal (detoxification) is to stop taking drugs quickly and safely, including:
11Gradually reduce the dose of drugs.
12Temporarily replaced by other materials have less severe side effects, such as methadone or buprenorphine.
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