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RAPID OPIATE DETOX UK

Pain-free and safe detoxification from heroin, methadone, tramadol, buprenorphine (Subutex, Suboxone), morphine-sulfate (Substitol, Compensane) and other opiate and opioid drugs according to a new, individualized model of Rapid Opiate Detox. Detox 5 / 5 days detox.

Pain free and comfortable rapid opiate detoxification

During the rapid opiate detox UK, efficient withdrawal syndrome prevention is performed in such a way, that almost none of the withdrawal symptoms appear. A patient sleeps and eats normally and doesn’t feel pain during the detoxification from opiate drugs (methadone detox, heroin detox, subutex detox…). Only 10% of the patients might feel some mild tension, shivers, chills, which are immediately neutralized with highly effective treatment.

Safe rapid detox for all body organs

It is of a great importance that a body doesn’t go through a serious stress and overpressure, and therefore medical technologies must be applied in order to protect brain, heart, lungs etc. during the ultra rapid heroin detox. At our drug detox facility we apply monitoring equipment and reliable protection of body organs.

Careful observation and a personal opiate detoxification program for each patient individually

A detailed examination of a somatic and psychological condition, used substances and their daily intake, allow us to make a correct detoxification process prognoses. That means that we make a personal treatment model as well as protection from withdrawal syndrome (pain, chills, vomiting etc.) for each patient individually. We don’t allow our patients to suffer. A team of medical professionals, addictionologists, internists, anesthesiologists take in consideration every detail of a patient’s condition while designing their unique detox program. Treatment management.

Immediate withdrawal syndrome prevention and careful preparations for blood and cells cleansing process

Our patients (mostly from the UK, Ireland, Scotland, The Netherlands, Germany and Canada) receive prophylactic therapy in order to get the right protection from (cold turkey) withdrawal symptoms, immediately after the admittance to the opiate detox facility, or at the airport, in case of emergency. A soft detoxification is starting along with the preparations for the main procedure of the deep cleansing process from opiates.

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A complex opiate detox program

A patient gets a thorough cell, blood and lymph cleansing from opiate and opioid drugs. Simultaneously with opiates other drugs are getting out of the body, as well as alcohol, benzodiazepines etc. A general body detox from accompanying substances is planned and performed with consideration of all possible risks and problems.

Integral body drugs (heroin) detox model

A personal detox program consists of elements of some traditional methods, from tramadol or buprenorphine reduction to Ultra Rapid Opiate Detoxification. Many components are being applied in a consecutive order, and sometimes simultaneously, forming your individual opiate detox. We apply tens of medications, which we choose for your individual case.

Accelerated Opiate Detox Program

Accelerated opiate detox allows us to detox the body from heroin during 5 days, and from methadone from 8 to 10 days. That’s not a 24 hour ultra rapid opioid detox, but smart, safe program of a rapid opiate detox (but without over acceleration) for a drugs free body achieving.

Checking the opiate detox results up and preparation for Naltrexone maintenance program (according to the patient’s choice)

A series of tests show how the opiate detox process is developing, and when the body becomes 100% clean from drugs, a patient can start with Naltrexone induction.

RAPID OPIATE DETOX VS. ULTRA RAPID OPIATE DETOX UK

There is a great deal of confusion on the internet with respect to the terms Rapid Detox and Ultra Rapid Opiate Detox. UROD UK generally construes a detoxification process which is done under general anesthesia or sedation, which lasts somewhere between 6 and 12 hours, while Rapid Detoxification, in general, can be used to denote anything from Ultra Rapid Opiate Detoxification to a detox process that lasts 5 -7 days or more. Unfortunately, many clinics and websites now use these terms interchangeably. This can be confusing to individuals seeking information and treatment.

Ultra Rapid Opiate Detoxification UK

In general, Ultra Rapid Opiate Detox UK is a process of accelerating the drugs detoxification process in patients who are addicted to opiate drugs. These are opiates like heroin, methadone, Substitol, and even prescription pain relievers like Codeine.

The Ultra Rapid Opiate Detox process should be conducted in a hospital setting because of a few important factors:

The patient is under general anesthesia, which is most common, or sedation which involves fewer risks.
The UROD process needs to be overseen by certified anesthesiologists and nursing staff trained in such medical procedures

What happens during the general anesthesia?

While under anesthesia, the patient is administered medications that counteract the addictive substances. If the procedure is performed correctly, the patient awakens from general anesthesia having gone through the drug withdrawal syndrome (depending on a drug, it can be fully or partially). Depending on how long the individual is under general anesthesia or sedation, withdrawal symptoms and physical cravings may be absent or partially absent upon awakening.

However, the psychological and emotional aspects of addiction are not treated. Therefore, special psychological procedures are required. The treatment of psychological addiction as well as a Naltrexone implant as an opiate blocker.

Rapid Opiate Detox UK

This UK is a way to quit heroin (among other opiates like methadone or buprenorphine). The term can mean Ultra Rapid Opiate Detoxification, or it can refer to a slower process of detoxification. During such detox process, patient undergoes less stress and risks breaking free from the psychological aspects of their addiction.

Some of the narcotic opiate-based substances that can be treated through the Rapid Opiate Detoxification process include: