Vicodin Detox can be a frightening--though successful--first
step in recovery.
The Waismann Method of Rapid
Detoxification from Vicodin addiction offers
a humane treatment for individuals with physical dependency on
opiate prescription drugs.
Most patients did not choose addiction to the prescription
drug Vicodin. You may have started out by medicating your back pain,
a physical disorder, or some other chronic pain syndrome under a
physician’s care.
Some patients who began treating their pain with
four Vicodin per day have increase to a non-medical dosage upwards
of 20 to 30 pills daily. Many patients with Vicodin addiction fall
into a terrible cycle of overdosing just to avoid withdrawal.
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The medical community acknowledges Vicodin dependency
as a chemical disorder in the central nervous system acquired from
prescription opiate intake. Prolonged use of Vicodin will
cause nerve cells in the body and brain to cease manufacturing its
natural painkillers--or endorphins. The artificial opiates
in Vicodin replace this natural bodily function. The result:
dependency on a medication that causes traumatic withdrawal
syndrome when that synthetic supply is broken.
Our patients at the Waismann Method undergo
rapid Vicodin detoxification through an anesthesia-assisted procedure.
It spares them almost all of the unbearable distress and
symptoms triggered by Vicodin withdrawal. While muscle
aches and exhaustion decrease dramatically, the advanced anesthesia
wipes out almost all traumatic shaking and convulsing.
- Our procedure considers Vicodin and opiate dependency
as a treatable disorder of the central nervous system, disrupted
by prolonged intake of Vicodin or opiate drugs.
- Our rapid detox and custom post-care
reverses a patient’s physical dependency on opiates—sparing
them fear, suffering, and shame.
- Vicodin rapid detox will permit most patients
to resume their productive life in just days, not weeks.
- The Waismann Method of rapid detoxification adheres
to stringent safety protocol that other programs do not follow.
The medical risks at other rapid detox centers
increase because:
- Other supervising physicians do not have the
required training in intensive care or in appropriate anesthesiology.
- They lack the skills necessary to avert dangerous
surges of adrenaline that may occur during detox. These norepinephrine
surges, if unmonitored during withdrawal, might compress the coronary
and peripheral blood vessels and escalate blood pressure and /or
heart rate.
- Some centers reduce the time that patients remain
in the hospital to minimize costs. This compromises the patient’s
safety and the outcome of the detox procedure.
We believe that in-patient care must last a minimum
of 4 days, with full medical assistance for pre-procedure, procedure
and post-procedure transitional time.
Throughout 10 years of service, the Waismann Method
has achieved successful detoxifications with the maximum
time that patients spend under anesthesia limited to 1 or 2
hours. Less experienced doctors tend to use our old protocol
of 6 to 8 hours under anesthesia instead. That is risky business.
After the procedure, our patients go
home opiate-free!. We never allow patients to use any opiate-based
replacement drugs, like Suboxone or Subutex, after detoxification as
other programs do.
Demand increases for Vicodin-type opiates at emergency
rooms for non-medical use.
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Waismann physicians are Board Certified
Anesthesiologists—medical specialists in pain management,
with very extensive experience in opiate detoxification. They
administer custom pre-procedure analyses for each individual, and
monitor every vital function during the Vicodin detox.
Often we notice the intestinal tract is unable to
absorb essential nutrients needed, due to chronic Vicodin use:
- This failure then impairs the function of the
brain’s neurotransmitters and hormones.
- Such nutritional imbalance leads to other disorders
that include anxiety, depression, panic attacks, fatigue, insomnia,
ADHD, ADD, OCD, and chronic pain.
- Which, in turn, increase drug dependency, abuse,
and further degradation of the underlying deficiencies.
- Rapid detox with the Waismann Method sm starts
at the hospital, where the patient is admitted and undertakes a
complete physical exam for a minimum of 24 hours prior to the detox
procedure.
- Just before your Vicodin detox, the Waismann
physicians run special brain chemistry assessments and diagnose
blood and urine samples. These tests identify the neurotransmitter
and hormone imbalance that could have caused a Vicodin dependency.
- Next, we implement a nutritional and hormonal
replacement program to correct particular deficiencies in the brain
and body.
- Patients must spend 24-48 hours prior to the
procedure under in-patient care. We must administer pre-medication
properly to stabilize all body functions, and thus insure a safe
procedure.
- Our goal is to achieve the best results and highest
safety required by our thorough protocol. The individual patient's
medical and dependency history determines the duration of pre-treatment
and procedure.
- To minimize risks and maximize results, our veteran
physicians consult with patients about certain pre-existing conditions
prior to and upon admission to the hospital.
We regularly see individuals who remain addicted
after having tried other detoxification treatment. Waismann
patients say that their Vicodin detox is more humane and effective
than treatment at traditional rehab programs.
The patient, under anesthesia, simply sleeps through
the physical withdrawal as the Vicodin detox cleans the brain’s
receptors of invasive Vicodin opiates. Waismann Vicodin
rapid detox removes conscious cravings caused by withdrawal while
the patient is under anesthesia.
Discover more about The Waismann Method of Rapid
Detox, Vicodin Addiction, and recovery without withdrawal.
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