PA Drug Rehabs

Question by stunnin_always: Long term ecstasy effects!!!
I think my brother became an ecstasy addicted person. He goes to raves and takes number of different ecstasy and other drugs. What are the long term effects of taking ecstasy? I think he is not far away from going to pa drug rehab:(

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In the long run cells that produce serotonin will be damaged, this will dramatically affect mood regulation, pain, memory and etc. There already is research suggesting that  Ecstasy addiction can disrupt or interfere with memory.

Question by Erik G: Is it hard to get off Meth?
I finally realized that meth is killing me!!!! how long does it take to withdraw from meth addiction. thinking about pa drug rehab

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I was going through drug rehabilitation pa program for a long time. I finally cleaned up after two years. I feel like I am reborn.

Question by SoxInxLove.: What are most common signs of meth use?
My friend, who is 17 has been drinking for a while, but it seems like she moved up to drug now. I have notice some severe change of her behavior. I am afraid she will end up in drug rehab in pa. She went completely nuts last few times i saw her. I don’t know much about drugs, but I think it might have been meth addiction. How do ppl act when they’ve done meth for the first time?

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Answer by Andrew F
sounds like a chemical – meth or crack probably -

meth addiction is one of the most dangerous out there.

people can act a variety of ways the first time

Question by Lisa C.: I’m looking for a low cost drug rehab in PA – I need help for drug abuse.
I’m 19 years old, and I’ve been smoking weed for almost three years. It helped with my anxiety disorder, but recently it is making my anxiety even worse.

Well, I’ve been a heavy smoker for the past 3 years. I’ve also been abusing different types of pills. I’m struggling with the addiction to drugs, I’ve been completely stressed out and depressed for a while, and I need help getting into an affordable drug rehab in PA.

I used to have a prescription for some pills but my doctor stopped prescribing them once she found out I had a history of substance abuse. So, once my current prescription runs out my anxiety is going to skyrocket unless I keep self-medicating. I believe that I could quit if I really wanted to, but I’m scared to actually try since I think I would fall apart.

My question is, how do i get help for general substance abuse – should I go to some drug rehab in PA or should I go and see my doctor about trying a new anxiety treatment? How do i get help for this?

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Answer by Mike F.:

The best options for you will be to seek treatment in a Pennsylvania drug rehab center. An inpatient facility is best, because they will be able to keep you comfortable during your detox process, and monitor you for any side effects. You will be able to socialize with other addicts in PA drug rehab centers.

It sounds like your problem is self-medicating to control anxiety. You aren’t controlling anything. You’re just putting in on the back-burner for a while. You need to get to a point where you can handle your problems yourself with the help of a support system, rather than self-medicate. It doesn’t do anything good for you. So start looking for an effective Pennsylvania drug rehab.

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Question by faith: What is Addiction?
The term “pa alcohol rehab addiction” is used in many contexts to describe an obsession, compulsion, or excessive psychological dependence, such as: alcohol  addiction , video game addiction, crime, money, work addiction, compulsive overeating, problem gambling, computer addiction, nicotine addiction, pornography addiction, etc.

PA alcohol rehab is a chronic neurobiologic disorder that has genetic, psychosocial, and environmental dimensions and is characterized by one of the following: the continued use of a substance despite its detrimental effects, impaired control over the use of a drug (compulsive behavior), and preoccupation with a drug’s use for non-therapeutic purposes (i.e. craving the drug).[1] Addiction is often accompanied by the presence of deviant behaviors (for instance stealing money and forging prescriptions) that are used to obtain a drug.

Tolerance to a alcohol addiction and physical dependence are not defining characteristics of addiction, although they typically accompany addiction to certain drugs. Tolerance is a pharmacologic phenomenon where the dose of a medication needs to be continually increased in order to maintain its desired effects.[2] For instance, individuals with severe chronic pain taking opiate medications (like morphine) will need to continually increase the dose in order to maintain the drug’s analgesic (pain-relieving) effects. Physical dependence is also a pharmacologic property and means that if a certain drug is abruptly discontinued, an individual will experience certain characteristic withdrawal signs and symptoms.[2] Many drugs used for therapeutic purposes produce withdrawal symptoms when abruptly stopped, for instance oral steroids, certain antidepressants, benzodiazepines, and opiates.

However, common usage of the term pa alcohol rehab addiction has spread to include psychological dependence. In this context, the term is used in drug addiction and substance abuse problems, but also refers to behaviors that are not generally recognized by the medical community as problems of addiction, such as compulsive overeating.

The term addiction is also sometimes applied to compulsions that are not substance-related, such as problem gambling and computer addiction. In these kinds of common usages, the term addiction is used to describe a recurring compulsion by an individual to engage in some specific activity, despite harmful consequences, as deemed by the user himself to his or her individual health, mental state or social life………Don’t Judge….God Don’t like ugly!

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Answer by fishy:)
pa alcohol addiction is like a craving, why are you asking this if you already have the answer?

I can’t eat or sleep. I am addicted to opiate and some other stuff. Can my addiction cause all of these? i know I need to eat but I can’t!!!!! Will pa drug rehab help me to overcome my addiction?

Question by Dunno: Heroin….?
I am from Pennsylvania where heroin addiction widely spread and there are many PA drug rehab. But I am curious. What is it like to be high off Heroin?   Is it as dangerous as people say.
How long will the high last? What are there way to use heroin beside needle?

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Answer by no way ho-say
You are risking a lot by trying heroin. Most people end up in jail or dead, bu tif you lukcy enought you might get into PA drug rehab. No one sets out to be a junkie. If your seeking to feel better maybe you should make changes that are healthy and will last. Think twice.

Question by Eric C: Meth abuse! I can’t help myself, I do a lots of meth!!!! Will pa drug rehab save my life? Are there any Pennsylvania drug rehab programs that help me get through meth addiction.

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Answer by The Goods
your brain melts

Question: Will I ever feel normal after a heroin abuse?
I am trying to clean myself from heroin addiction. It’s been 30 days since I did quit cold turkey. I don’t have money for pa drug rehab so I had no other choice. I am experiencing the worst symptoms: trouble sleeping, can’t eat and no energy. Does anyone know about how long this will last?

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I would think that without external help like detox it will take a while.

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Question by Jessica: Alcoholism?
it runs in my family and im very aware of it. A few of my relatives have been to pa alcohol rehab.  ive been drinking for under a year but lately its been every weekend and ive recently stopped because of finals i have for school and id rather not mess them up. but i catch myself thinking what am i going to do this weekend because im not drinking. im not getting like cravings for it like i need it but i feel as if i have nothing to do besides get drunk with my friends and walk around. is that a sign of future alcoholism? the last thing that I want to do is to end up in some alcohol rehab Pennsylvania!

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Answer by NotYourAverageJoe
Just establish borders and stick to them. If you start drinking with breakfast or blacking out then you may want to consider leaving it alone

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