Crack Cocaine Addiction Treatment

• 1. Modern solution for cocaine issues
• 2. Naltrexone is safe
• 3. 80% success rate

Testimonial from an English woman about her first Naltrexone implant. This is her second visit to receive another chip for cocaine addiction treatment.

Crack cocaine has established itself as a prominent recreational drug over the years. However, the rise of cocaine and crack addiction is now a serious crisis, severely disrupting individuals' careers, businesses, social interactions, and family dynamics. It is imperative to address this issue head-on and take decisive action to combat its effects.

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Naltrexone for Cocaine abuse:

Crack cocaine addiction is becoming more serious among intellectuals, creative people, artists as well as sportsmen, musicians, and other celebrities. Usually, they say "it was like a dope for indefatigability and productivity" or "it's just fashionable in high society". Yet over time, their cocaine consumption becomes overindulging and even unsafe. They find themselves in loss of control and serious dependence. Stopping on their own seizes to be an option.

Cocaine abuse treatment with the next Naltrexone implant

Patient testimonial - UK patient

Crack cocaine smoking that used to be fun and occasional fun gets worse when they try to relieve the post-cocaine depression, paranoia, and psychosis with sleeping pills, alcohol, or heroin. As a result, a complex addiction develops very quickly. Moreover, the combination of cocaine and alcohol turns into cocaethylene in the body, which is more toxic. This unsafe combination leads to heart disease and heart failure.

Statistics about cocaine addiction in the UK

The statistics show that thirteen percent of people starting drug treatment in England, Scotland and Wales in 2018 reported primary use of smoking cocaine. There has been a notable increase in the number of people starting treatment for primary cocaine use in recent years. England has historically had a higher proportion of people with primary cocaine problems than the other countries of the UK, but these differences have narrowed over the past two years.

Accordingly, after a while, the person and their family discover that this is no longer harmless pampering and recreational drug abuse, but a serious health problem. The cocaine-crack habit requires a medical solution. 

What can be done with cocaine-crack addiction nowadays?

There are two main methods for treating cocaine addiction:

1. **Non-Pharmacological Methods**: This approach includes group therapy, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, as well as individual counseling, psychotherapy, and long-term rehabilitation programs that provide a supportive environment.

2. **Pharmacological Treatment**: This method involves the use of implants that help reduce cravings for cocaine and alcohol. Since 2001, we have been using naltrexone implants. These implants give motivated patients a real opportunity to overcome cocaine and crack addiction by minimizing the usual urges to use, thus reducing cravings.

Someone who struggles to stop smoking crack cocaine may feel disappointed with group therapy, long-term rehab isolation, and individual counseling. In search of a more effective solution, they begin seeking medical assistance and pharmacological treatment. Based on our practice, we have found that Naltrexone can be an optimal solution for highly motivated individuals dealing with a cocaine habit.

NHS about Naltrexone therapy for cocaine dependence: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2907651/

Why can Naltrexone help with cocaine habit?

• Naltrexone is a safe option for treating cocaine addiction, with minimal side effects and contraindications. It does not lead to any dangerous or extremely unpleasant reactions. Naltrexone can effectively block and reduce cravings for cocaine.
• It is user-friendly, as it does not require long-term abstinence or extensive preparations. Naltrexone is available in tablet form, which needs to be taken once daily, and as an implant, which is administered once every six to twelve months.

Approximately 80% of our patients reported that they stopped using cocaine, crack, and alcohol due to naltrexone treatment.

They feel calm, relaxed and protected from relapse. They are not forced to suffer, practice strong willpower, and restrain.

These patients report that they don't have doubts either stress related to cocaine use.

This is especially true for weekend outings, which are the riskiest times while still addicted to cocaine. It is crucial to avoid any provocations, such as drug users, dealers, and locations known for cocaine consumption.

Naltrexone implant for cocaine addiction treatment 

Naltrexone implant pros:

• 1. Eliminates cravings for cocaine in the long term. Our patients report that after the implant placement they stop having cravings and obsessive thaught about cocaine
• 2. No need to take Naltrexone/Nalorex tablets on daily basis, either taking them on traveling.
• 3. No risks of forgetting, missing, quitting taking Naltrexone tablets. The implant is always there. It prevents relapse every moment of day and night.
• 4. Confidentiality. No one can see you with Naltrexone tablets.
• 5. Naltrexone implant have been dissolved slowly providing constant medications dose in one's body
  
  

Naltrexone implant cons:

• 10-minute long surgical intervention to fit the implant for cocaine.

We recommend to test Naltrexone effects by taking a 50 mg tablet after being totally clear from opioids.

Should you still not be convinced that Naltrexone is something for your cocaine habit issue, don't rush with the implant. Start taking tablets of Naltrexone (Nalorex or Revia) every day, and within three to four weeks it'll become clear whether it works for you. 

We provide Naltrexone tablets, too.

When you are ready to have Naltrexone implant fitted for your crack-cocaine smoking habit, give us a call at +44 20 3289 8289 or send a mail at ask@refindyourway.com.