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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Lasting RecoveryDetox CenterSan Diego, CADetails
• Bayside MarinRehab Treatment CenterSan Rafael, CADetails
• Texas Clinic WestviewRehab Treatment CenterHouston, TXDetails
• Hope By The SeaRehab Treatment CenterSan Juan Capistrano, CADetails
• Mountain Vista FarmRehab Treatment CenterGlen Ellen, CADetails

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Treatment for Codeine Addiction

If you want to stop using codeine, the first step in getting help is to contact one of the codeine rehab clinics listed in our directory. A rehab center offering treatment programs for codeine addiction has the expertise to help you get off this drug, whose side effects include nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, constipation, and depression.

What is Codeine?

Codeine is a narcotic that is used to treat pain, and is in the same class of medications as heroin, Demerol, and morphine. It can also make the user feel drowsy and cause respiratory depression. Codeine may be combined with acetaminophen (Tylenol) to increase its effectiveness. Street names for codeine include "Captain Cody," "Cody," "pancakes and syrup," and "loads."

Causes of Codeine Abuse

Codeine is relatively easy to get; it can be bought over the counter in small doses. Users may chew the pills to experience the effects of the drug more quickly. Within two or three weeks, an individual can become physically or psychologically dependent.

This narcotic produces a feeling of euphoria and is a way for the user to avoid negative emotions. For the person who is looking to escape from difficult personal situations or who wants to deal with stress or anxiety, taking Codeine may seem like a good option.

 

Codeine Rehabs for Addiction Recovery

When you contact a codeine rehab facility, the staff will conduct an assessment to determine your current condition. Detox is the first step in getting help, and once you are free from the physical effects of the drug, the work to treat the addiction can start. Detoxing should be done under medical supervision; otherwise, you may have convulsions or seizures.

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