Hydrocodone

Hydrocodone is possibly one of the most addictive substances on the market. Hydrocodone is a synthetic drug made up of either thebaine or codeine.  It is classified as an opiate, and by some as a narcotic. This drug in pill form is often prescribed to people as a pain reliever.  It is also used in many forms of cough syrups as a cough suppressant as well. Hydrocodone is used widely in many various forms and in combination with many other drugs.

Hydrocodone Abuse and Effects

Due to the wide use in medicines, Hydrocodone’s availability has led to a large number of people using it recreationally for its euphoric and effects, and therefore, hydrocodone abuse, has led to hydrocodone addiction.  Some of the effects of Hydrocodone include drowsiness (especially when used with alcohol, or other drugs), heart problems, liver damage, siezures, and comas.  There are many other side effects and dangers of hydrocodone.

Abuse of these painkillers and over the counter medications is a problem that affects millions of adults, and recovery from these substances can be difficult. An inpatient setting offers a number of benefits, and this is the smart way for a person to recover from their need to use this medication.

We can Help, Treating Hydrocodone Addiction

Our inpatient setting offers our clients a number of benefits, and we provide the supportive setting that is essential for a person to cope with their withdrawal symptoms. These can be severe, and often include nausea and vomiting. We work to ensure the comfort of our clients, and we provide them with the knowledge and coping skills that are essential for them to live a productive life without hydrocodone. The first month is the most crucial time of recovery, and our inpatient program can provide the support that is essential for anyone who is suffering from hydrocodone addiction.