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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Addiction Recovery Center of TemeculaRecovery ProgramTemecula, CADetails
• Spencer Recovery CenterDetox CenterLaguna Beach, CADetails
• Pathway to RecoveryRehab Treatment CenterAngleton, TXDetails
• Texas Clinic WestviewRehab Treatment CenterHouston, TXDetails
• Orchid Recovery CenterRehab Treatment CenterPalm Springs, FLDetails

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Darvocet Rehabs Overview

Are you at the point where you are ready to seek help for your addiction to Darvocet? You don't have to wait one more day to get the help you need. The rehab centers listed in our directory are ready to give you the support and guidance you need to stop using all you have to do is pick up the phone.

What is Darvocet?

Darvocet is a trade name for the drug Dextropropoxyphene. This drug is an opioid and is prescribed to treat mild pain. It is also used as a cough suppressant and a local anesthetic. Street names for Darvocet include "yellow footballs," "dillies," and "D."

"Dilllies" are between half and two-thirds as strong as codeine, which makes this drug a mild narcotic. It is usually taken by mouth, but "yellow footballs" can also be chewed or crushed and snorted by recreational users. Some users dissolve it in water and inject it, in the same way that heroin is used.

The substance causes the brain to release large amounts of dopamine, which creates a pleasurable sensation.

Causes of Darvocet Addiction

"D" is physically and psychologically addictive. Like other opioids, it produces a feeling of euphoria, followed by a period of drowsiness and deep relaxation. Over time, the user feels that they need the drug to cope with stress, anxiety, or other negative situations in their life. The physical dependency means the individual must keep using "yellow footballs" to avoid going into withdrawal. Ironically, "dillies" are used to treat the physical symptoms of withdrawal in people who are detoxing from opioids.

 

Darvocet Rehabs for Addiction Recovery

When you contact one of the Darvocet rehab facilities listed in our directory, the first step is for the staff to evaluate your condition. Since "D" is physically addictive, you will need to go through detox first. Once your body is free from the physical dependency on the drug, you can work on the psychological aspect of the addiction. Joining Narcotics Anonymous or other 12-step substance abuse recovery programs would be a good idea as well.

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