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- Sovereign Health of CaliforniaRehab Treatment CenterSan Clemente, CADetails
- Coleman InstituteDetox CenterRichmond, VADetails
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Benzodiazepine Abuse Recovery Overview
If your benzodiazepine use has gotten out of control, you need to know that help is available. Pick up the phone and call one of the benzodiazepine rehab clinics listed on your directory. The staff are familiar with the side effects of this drug, which include dizziness, decreased alertness, and lack of coordination; and how to treat prescription drug addiction.
What are Benzodiazepine?
Benzodiazepines are sedatives (depressants) that is also used to treat anxiety disorders, insomnia, seizures, and alcohol withdrawal. They are "downers" that affect the central nervous system. Street names include "benzos," "nerve pills," and "tranks."
Causes of Benzodiazepine Addiction
"Nerve pills" are usually safe if used for a limited time, although they may cause the user to have difficulty concentrating, remembering, or processing information. A person may take "downers" because they like the feeling of relaxation that the drug gives them. If they feel nervous in social situations, taking something might take the edge off and make them feel more confident.
Long-term use is not recommended, since a physical and psychological dependence on the drug can occur. At that point, the person doesn't feel they can cope without it and they have withdrawal symptoms if they don't use benzodiazepines regularly. Elderly people are more likely to become dependent on this drug than younger adults.
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When you contact a clinic for help with an addiction to "nerve pills," the first step is to go through detox. This process should be medically supervised; quitting "cold turkey" is not recommended. Once your body is free from the physical effects of the drug, the treatment and recovery phase can begin.
Why Quit Using Benzodiazepine? Some Things to Think About:
- Long-term use of "nerve pills" can lower your I.Q.
- Since they work to slow down the central nervous system, "benzos" can cause respiratory depression.
- Prenatal exposure to "tranks" has been linked to cleft palate in newborn babies.
- Babies born to mothers who use "nerve pills" go through withdrawal symptoms after birth that may last for between three and six months. Withdrawal symptoms include tremors, vomiting, hyperactivity, and twitching.
- Some people taking "tranks" don't feel relaxed and euphoric; they become aggressive instead.
