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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Pavillon InternationalRehab Treatment CenterMill Spring, NCDetails
• Hazelden FoundationRehab Treatment CenterMinneapolis, MNDetails
• Vegas Valley Treatment CenterDetox CenterLas Vegas, NVDetails
• Whiteside ManorRehab Treatment CenterRiverside, CADetails
• Sunrise DetoxDetox CenterLake Worth, FLDetails

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Heroin abuse can be a destructive force in someone's life. You don't need to spend another minute suffering through heroin addiction on your own when you can ask for addiction treatment help by making a phone call. You can find heroin rehab treatment centers listed in our directory.

What is Heroin?

Heroin is made from morphine, which is derived from the opium poppy, and falls into the opiate abuse category. It is prescribed as a painkiller under the name "diamorphine" for patients recovering from surgery or who have been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Heroin is also used for recreational purposes by people who enjoy the "rush" that using the drug gives them. Heroin is known on the street as "lady," "smack," "H," and "horse." "Smack" may be snorted or injected. View pictures here.

Causes of Heroin Addiction

"H" is addictive because using it causes the person to experience an intense "high." As the person continues using "horse," they develop a tolerance for the drug and must use more of it to achieve the same effects. When "lady" is injected into a vein, the user experiences a high within 30 seconds. If the drug is smoked, it takes longer to get the desired effect. People who snort "H" feel high within three-five minutes. When a heroin addict stops using the drug, they experience withdrawal symptoms, such as cravings for the drug, shaking, runny nose, and diarrhea.

 

Find a Heroin Rehab Clinic Local to You

When you are ready to get help for a heroin addiction, call a treatment center. The first step in getting off the drug is to have your condition assessed. You will need to go through detox first, so that your body is free from the physical effects of using "horse." Then you can start the treatment phase of freeing yourself from addiction.

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