When you reduce or quit using drugs your body goes through a detoxification process (detox) or withdrawal. Symptoms vary between people, and between drugs, and range from mild to serious. They can last from a few days to a few weeks it's different for every person but they are temporary. Cravings for the drug will sometimes be weak and at other times very strong. Learning how to manage them is important for staying drug-free. Reducing or quitting drugs can be hard you may become dependent or addicted. It’s a good idea to be prepared for what’s involved. It’s important to talk to your specialist alcohol and other drug service or doctor about reducing or quitting drugs. They can help you get appropriate help and support. It takes courage for someone to admit they may have a problem with drugs or alcohol. Recognising you might have an issue and asking for help is an important first step to making a change.
For more details please contact us at +919811386820
