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Vicodin Addiction Treatment | Detox and Rehab

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Vicodin might feel like it’s drowning out everything else in your life, but it doesn’t have to be that way. At Linwood House, we know how overwhelming Vicodin addiction can be. We are here to help you turn down the noise and find the peace and balance you’ve been missing. Our dedicated team and comprehensive Vicodin addiction treatment programme are designed to support your health and happiness, helping you put Vicodin firmly behind you.

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    Vicodin detox: A clear path forward

    There are a lot of myths about detox which scare people away from treatment. You may think that Vicodin withdrawal means unbearable pain or discomfort or that you are bound to relapse because you have tried and failed before. At Linwood House, we’re here to bust those myths and show you that Vicodin detox can be a safe, supportive and manageable process.

    When you arrive at Linwood House, you will undergo a thorough medical examination from our experienced detox team. This will help us understand the extent of your dependency so they can plan a personalised approach for Vicodin detox.

    Instead of stopping Vicodin all at once, which can be really tough on your body, we usually use a tapering detox method. This means gradually reducing your Vicodin dose so your brain and body can adjust more smoothly. If necessary, our detox team can provide medicines to ease Vicodin withdrawal symptoms and will also make changes to your plan if the situation changes.

    All of this is designed to get you through Vicodin detox with as little discomfort as possible and give you the best possible start to your recovery journey.

    Vicodin withdrawal symptoms

    Vicodin withdrawal symptoms are much like those that emerge during detox from all forms of opioid addiction. There are a number of common symptoms that most people experience and which are generally easy to manage with professional supervision and medicines. These include:

    • Agitation and irritability
    • Anxiety
    • Diarrhoea
    • Insomnia despite extreme tiredness
    • Muscle aches
    • Nausea, diarrhoea and vomiting
    • A constantly runny nose
    • Profuse sweating

    For those with longstanding dependencies and serious health problems, there is also the risk of rarer and more severe Vicodin withdrawal symptoms. These can be avoided with medicine and professional medical support but can include:

    • Dangerously rapid heartbeat and high blood pressure
    • Severe confusion and agitation
    • Depression

    How long does it take to detox From Vicodin?

    While everyone’s experience with Vicodin withdrawal will be unique to them, it will follow a similar pattern.

    The first few days, particularly from days 1 to 3, are typically the hardest and are when withdrawal symptoms peak. This period can be very challenging, but it’s also the phase in which your body works hard to cleanse itself.

    From days 4 to 7, you will start to feel some relief as the intense symptoms begin to ease up. You may still feel tired and anxious, but the nausea and other physical symptoms should start to lessen.

    In the weeks that follow, your body will continue to settle down. By this time, most of the physical symptoms will have gone away but you could still feel anxious, depressed or have mood swings and cravings for Vicodin could still pop up occasionally.

    After about a month, your body and mind will be mostly adjusted to the absence of Vicodin, but some cravings and emotional ups and downs can still occur. This is the time to focus on maintaining your new normal and preparing for the next stage.

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    Vicodin rehab: Continuing the journey

    Getting through Vicodin detox is an enormous first step, but it is still just a first step. Vicodin rehab builds upon the foundations of detox and empowers you to make meaningful changes in your life. It aims to provide you with a fresh understanding of Vicodin is impact on different aspects of your life and why it originally became a crutch for you.

    This understanding allows you to create space between your underlying issues and using Vicodin to cope with them. You can then develop better coping methods without needing Vicodin anymore.

    Vicodin rehab therapy at Linwood House

    We offer a range of treatment therapies in our opioid rehab programmes. These will help you unpick the causes of Vicodin use and lead you to a future without it:

    Individual therapy

    Individual therapy is a time for you to really look back at what has led you to this point in life. Having this time for yourself to talk through your problems with a professional therapist can provide major breakthroughs and teach you things you never knew about yourself.

    Group therapy

    There is enormous strength in numbers, and group therapy is a fantastic forum for learning from each other. You will be able to compare experiences and recovery strategies and make friendships which can last well beyond Vicodin rehab.

    Family therapy

    Family therapy gets your family involved in your recovery journey, helping them understand what you’re going through. It’s about healing together, rebuilding trust and making your home a safe and supportive place.

    Art therapy

    It’s like expressing how you feel through fun activities like drawing or painting. It helps you understand your emotions better and find relief through being creative.

    Yoga therapy

    This combines easy poses and breathing exercises to help you relax and feel balanced. It’s a way to take care of both your mind and body, making you feel calmer and more at peace, which can be hard during recovery.

    Vicodin relapse prevention: Aftercare and lifestyle changes

    Breaking the physical and emotional ties to Vicodin is a massive step forward, but to continue thriving you need a well-thought-out relapse prevention strategy. Linwood House is here to help you build that strategy and support your ongoing recovery after you leave.

    We will work with you during your time in Vicodin rehab to come up with a plan that helps you avoid relapse. This will involve:

    Staying connected with support groups

    Think of support groups as your safety net. Groups like Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or other local support meetings are filled with people who understand exactly what you’re going through. They can offer advice, share their own experiences and provide that sense of community that’s crucial in recovery.

    Keeping up with therapy

    Linwood House’s aftercare programme offers one year’s free weekly group therapy, which will help you handle stress and cravings post-rehab. Even if you’re feeling good, regular check-ins can help keep you on track and offer a safe space to talk about your struggles.

    Creating a structured routine

    Having a daily routine can keep you busy and reduce the chances of boredom or stress, which can be triggers for Vicodin relapse. Plan your days with activities you enjoy, such as work, exercise, and time with friends and family. This will create a roadmap for your day so you’re always on a path that keeps you safe and focused.

    Identifying and avoiding triggers

    Triggers are anything that makes you want to use Dihydrocodeine again. Take some time to figure out what your triggers are and plan how to avoid them. For example, if hanging out with certain friends who take drugs, it might be best to take a break from those relationships for a while

    Setting goals and celebrating milestones

    Setting small, achievable goals gives you something to work towards and helps you see your progress. Celebrate your milestones, whether it’s one week, one month or one year of sobriety. Reward yourself in healthy ways, like treating yourself to something you enjoy or spending time with loved ones.

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    Start treatment for Vicodin addiction at Linwood House

    Is Vicodin affecting your health, happiness and relationships? At Linwood House, we’re here to help you find your way back to a healthier, happier life. Our caring team is ready to support you through every step of your recovery journey, from detox right through to relapse prevention. Reach out to Linwood House today, and let’s defeat Vicodin’s addiction together.

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    How much does Vicodin Addiction Treatment Cost?
    The cost of Vicodin addiction treatment at Linwood House depends on how long you stay with us, as we have programmes from two to twelve weeks. We offer various payment options, and some insurance plans can help cover some or all of the costs, so please contact us directly for more information.
    What should I do if I relapse after vicodin addiction treatment?
    If you relapse after Vicodin addiction treatment, seek support immediately. Contact your healthcare provider or therapist to discuss the relapse and evaluate the factors that contributed to it. Reinforce your recovery plan, engage in support groups, and implement coping strategies to help you get back on track.
    Am I able to use vicodin as prescribed medication after completing successful vicodin addiction treatment?
    Using Vicodin after completing addiction treatment is typically not advised due to the high risk of relapse. If you have a legitimate medical need for Vicodin, it’s crucial to discuss your history with your healthcare provider. They can explore safer alternatives or, if necessary, prescribe Vicodin with strict medical supervision to minimise the risk.
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