Sober Shores Alcohol Detox and Drug Detox Programs
Being addicted to any substance whether it is alcohol,
a street drug or prescription
medications is a serious condition that can be fatal
if not treated. Thinking about the alcohol and/or drug
detox process can be frightening. Given the severity of
some withdrawal symptoms, most are not able to tolerate
the detox process on their own. We can help! Our alcohol
and drug detox programs are designed to make you as safe
and comfortable as possible. In most severe withdrawal
cases the doctor will order medication during the withdrawal
period.
The acute withdrawal stage of the alcohol
or drug detox period normally lasts about five to seven
days. Withdrawal symptoms vary depending on the substance
being abused. Some classic withdrawal symptoms are insomnia,
fatigue, chills, anxiety, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea
and abdominal pains. In some cases these symptoms can be
as severe as hallucinations, seizures and drug induced psychosis.
Sober Shores Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center is skilled
in managing all forms of withdrawal symptoms. We provide
medically-supervised detox for all substances including
opiates and pharmaceutical medications with 24/7 detox medication
management.
Detox from each category of drugs is discussed in the
sections below. The duration of the detox process is a general
estimate, because everyone's body metabolizes the substances
differently, However, the minimum stay for drug or alcohol
detox is 5 days. Please call 866-660-6763 to discuss your
drug or alcohol detox situation with our friendly admissions
staff.

Alcohol Detox or Withdrawal Symptoms
The alcohol detox process is generally five to seven days
in duration. Withdrawal symptoms can be characterized by
hallucinations, seizures, night sweats, nausea and vomiting,
tremors or shakes, agitation, and increased blood pressure.
All of these alcohol
withdrawal symptoms can be managed with the proper medication,
rest and diet.

Crack Cocaine and
Crystal Methamphetamine Detox
Cocaine and methamphetamine
detox are generally five to seven days in duration.
Withdrawal symptoms can be characterized by drug induced
psychosis, fatigue, muscle soreness and racing thoughts.
All of these symptoms can be managed with rest, diet and
the proper medication.

Withdrawal From Benzodiazepines
Some examples of abused pharmaceutical medications are
Valium, Diazepam, Xanax, Alprazolam, Klonopin, Clonazepam,
Ativan, Lorazepam and Ambien. Though Ambien is not considered
an actual benzodiazepines the detox can be just as severe.
The duration of drug detoxification from these medications
varies to the severity of the amount taken on a daily basis.
Withdrawal symptoms can be characterized by seizures, tremors,
memory loss, abdominal pain and diarrhea, nausea and vomiting.
These symptoms experienced due to the detox can be managed
with rest, diet and also medication.

Managing Heroin and All Opiate Detox
Symptoms With Suboxone
Sober Shores offers medically-supervised detox for pharmaceutical
opiates such as Methadone,
OxyContin, Vicodin, Demerol, Dilaudid, Morphine, Percodan
and Codeine as well as street narcotics like Heroin. The
detoxification process for these is generally at least 14-days
in duration when SUBOXONE is used. Opiate
withdrawal symptoms without proper medication
can be characterized by seizures, muscle aches, crawling
skin, night sweats, insomnia, diarrhea and abdominal pain,
nausea and vomiting.
At this time detoxification from opiates has never been
easier or as comfortable when using SUBOXONE.
This process is virtually painless. SUBOXONE is a prescription
drug designed to eliminate most symptoms of opiate withdrawal.
SUBOXONE cannot be injected (shot-up) or swallowed. SUBOXONE
can only be taken under your tongue (sublingually). Our
specialized heroin detox using SUBOXONE requires 14 days.
Please feel free to call us toll-free at 1-866-660-5763
or (951) 526-2471 if the call is local and ask our 24/7
Admissions Staff about availability and our affordable fee
schedules for Sober Shores' Alcohol and Drug Detox Programs.

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