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7 reasons long-term recovery programs improve success rates
Recovery is a journey that takes time. Short-term programs can help you reach your goals, but long-term treatments often result in lasting success. Long-term treatment and support can greatly reduce the chances of returning to use and help improve outcomes. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the return-to-use rates for opioid use
7 ways opioid use disorder treatment centers can support veterans in recovery
About 2% of veterans meet the criteria for lifetime opioid use disorder (OUD). Recovery can be challenging on its own. But if you are experiencing service-related injuries, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or difficulties returning to civilian life, you’re not alone. Recognizing your challenges can help you find personalized support. Finding treatment tailored to your needs
7 safe steps toward recovery during pregnancy
Facing substance use disorder and pregnancy at the same time can feel isolating. Many people are afraid of their friends, family, and health care providers judging them, which can make asking for help very difficult. But you don’t have to face drug addiction and pregnancy by yourself. Even small steps, like reaching out to a
8 milestones in recovery that show you’re making progress
There is more to recovery than not taking drugs. Recovery is about improving your life, health, and relationships. Recovery looks different from person to person, and abstinence is not required to reach milestones in recovery. Whether or not quitting opioid use entirely is your goal, recovery is a process. Even when abstinence is the goal,
Tramadol withdrawal timeline: What to expect and how to cope
Withdrawal symptoms can be some of the largest hurdles standing between you and your goals. Knowing what to expect might make overcoming these hurdles feel less daunting. So could knowing when to expect it to begin and subside. Here, we’ll answer questions like, “How long does tramadol withdrawal last?” We’ll provide information about what you
How long after using can you take Suboxone? 5 safety guidelines
You might feel ready to take Suboxone to ease your withdrawal symptoms and make progress in treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD). But when is the right time to do it? Can you take Suboxone right away? It’s important to know that Suboxone will interact with the opioid pain medication in your body if taken
