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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Seabrook HouseRehab Treatment CenterSeabrook, NJDetails
• Spencer Recovery CenterDetox CenterLaguna Beach, CADetails
• Orchid Recovery CenterRehab Treatment CenterPalm Springs, FLDetails
• Pathway to RecoveryRehab Treatment CenterAngleton, TXDetails
• Hope By The SeaRehab Treatment CenterSan Juan Capistrano, CADetails

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Is your use of fentanyl having negative consequences in your life? You don't have to suffer when the help you need is available. Just pick up the phone and call one of the fentanyl rehab clinics listed in our directory for help. They have the expertise to treat an addiction to this drug, whose side effects include headache, fatigue, weight loss, indigestion, nausea, and constipation.

What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is an opioid used to treat post-surgical and chronic pain. A fully synthetic opioid like methadone, fentanyl is sold under brand names that include Actiq, Duragesic, Fentora, and Sublimaze. Some street names for fentanyl include "Lollipop," "China girl," or "Jackpot." "Lollipop" is available as a transdermal patch, lozenge, or tablet. It can also be injected.

Causes of Fentanyl Addiction

"China girl" is many times more powerful than morphine. A person being treated for chronic pain who is prescribed "Jackpot" may take larger doses of their medication or take it more often than directed by their doctor if they are not getting the relief they are looking for from their pain. This is the first step in becoming addicted, since it's possible to become physically and psychologically dependent on the drug. The drug works on the pleasure centers in the user's brain to recreate a feeling of euphoria.

 

Treatment for Fentanyl Addiction

When you contact a fentanyl rehab clinic for help, the first step is to go through a detoxification process. This will take some time, as stopping suddenly means that you will go through withdrawal symptoms, including fever, muscle cramps, vomiting, diarrhea, and fatigue. After detox has been completed, treatment for the addiction can begin.

Why Stop Taking Fentanyl? A Few Reasons: