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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• Transformations Treatment CenterRehab Treatment CenterDelray Beach, FLDetails
• Father Martin's AshleyRehab Treatment CenterHavre De Grace, MDDetails
• Caron Treatment CenterRehab Treatment CenterWernersville, PADetails
• St. Joseph InstituteRehab Treatment CenterPort Matilda, PADetails
• Addiction Recovery Center of TemeculaRecovery ProgramTemecula, CADetails

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Steroid Rehabs Overview

Do you know that you need help for your steroid addiction but you aren't sure where to turn? The steroid rehab clinics listed in our directory are ready to help you. Just call one to get the healing process started. The staff have the expertise to deal with the side effects of using steroids, which include baldness, shrinking of the testicles, reduced sperm count, and growth of facial hair (in women).

What are Steroids?

Steroids are related to the male sex hormone, testosterone. It is sometimes used to treat anemia, but most people think of anabolic steroids, pictures of which you can see here, being used by athletes and bodybuilders to build muscle and improve performance. Steroids are also known as "roids," "juice," "gym candy," and "arnolds." 

Causes of Steroid Addiction

An athlete may start using "roids" because they want to bulk up faster. They may use the "gym candy" for a period of six or eight weeks and then stop using to beat a drug test. The problem when someone stops using "arnolds" is that they may experience steroid withdrawal symptoms. Anecdotal evidence indicates that some users feel depressed when they stop using "juice."

When someone figures out that they feel better when taking "roids" and they are building lean muscle and improving their athletic performance, the individual continues using the substance. Little do they know that just like abusing cocaine or heroin, abusing steroids poses serious threats to your health and wellbeing.

 

Treatment for Steroid Addiction

When you contact a steroid addiction center for help, the staff will do an assessment as part of the intake process. The next step is to ensure that your body is free from steroids before starting to treat the addiction. Once treatment is done, it is recommended that you sign up for some form of ongoing recovery program to keep you off the steroids, as well as help you move toward your goals in a healthy and productive manner.

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