Amytal Addiction Treatment Rehab

According to the Central Intelligence Agency, (CIA) Amytal is considered a truth serum because of its powerful effects. Amytal is a barbiturate that relaxes users and lets down their guard down, many report the feelings of Amytal to be similar to an alcohol buzz. Today, Amytal is used to help treat anxiety, insomnia and is used as an anesthetic in large doses before surgeries. You may have became became addicted to Amytal’s sedative effects, and the worry free feelings that this drug produces. This is a natural occurrence and nothing to be ashamed of. Barbiturates, the class of prescription drugs that Amytal falls under are highly addictive and potentially deadly. The CIA claims that anywhere between 3-4 million prescriptions are written for barbiturates each year!

Addiction to prescription medication can be deadly, especially to a drug like Amytal. As you become addicted you will develop a tolerance which means you will need more to feel its original effects. This is when you develop a physical and psychological dependence to the drug. Amytal’s effects may leave you feeling carefree, but this is only masking what your addiction is doing. Amytal is used to put people under before surgeries and can put you to permanent rest if you take too much!

When you can free yourself from you Amytal addiction, your mind will be clear and you will be able to see the damage your Amytal abuse has had on your life. Recovery will show you new, healthier ways to deal with your anxiety, insomnia, or any other ailment you may have used Amytal to treat. If you or someone you care about is struggling with Amytal addiction then call us now.

Amytal Abuse Signs

If you suspect you or someone you care for is struggling with Amytal abuse then we are glad you are. Amytal abuse and addiction can be difficult to detect but there are some signs you can look for.

Taking Amytal more than prescribed
Running our of Amytal before refill date
Change in sleeping patterns
Loss of interest in passion and hobbies
Change in behavior and mood

Confronting a loved one or accepting your own Amytal addiction may be difficult. Inpatient Amytal addiction treatment in California is the best way to begin your journey of addiction recovery. Going to inpatient rehab will help you accept your addiction and the problems it has caused in your life. Once you can accept your addiction you can start planning for your future, free of addiction.

Do I Really Need Rehab? Symptoms of Amytal Addiction

Amytal addiction may not seem as serious as an addiction as other drugs, but the fact is, your Amytal addiction can be fatal. The effects of Amytal abuse can range from mild sedation all the way to death! When you abuse Amytal you are risking physical and mental damage that could lead to other problems. Here are some side effects of Amytal abuse to consider.

Agitation
Confusion
Depression
Hallucinations
Nightmares
Anxiety
Hyperventilation
Nausea
Skin rashes
Liver damage
Death

Coming to Terms with Your Amytal Addiction

If you or someone you care for are abusing Amytal, you are probably in a state of worry, fear and sadness. This is natural, as nobody plans to become addicted. If you are here for a loved one who is addicted to Amytal, then we are glad you are here. Many family members and friends also feel shame or guilt when their loved one becomes addicted. Instead of feeling sorry or fearful, confront your addiction and stop it from getting worse. You may have apprehensions about receiving addiction treatment for many reasons. Addicts tend to doubt their ability to live without drugs, or figure they do not have the time or money to afford addiction treatment. There is no better time than the present to end your addiction and learn a new way to live! Call us today and find out how possible your recovery from Amytal addiction can be.

Detox and Withdrawal of Amytal

When you receive Amytal addiction treatment in California you will be safely taken off of Amytal and assessed for other mental or physical damages. The detox and withdrawal period of Amytal can be potentially fatal. For this reason, we highly suggest you detox under medical supervision.

Anxiety
Muscle Twitches
Tremors
Weakness
Dizziness
Vomiting
Insomnia
Convulsions
Delirium

Medical professionals will monitor you around the clock during your detox and withdrawal period. You will be carefully taken off of Amytal, which will ease your withdrawal symptoms. After you are medically and mentally healed, you will be able to begin your addiction treatment and education.

Monarch Shores: Customized Amytal Addiction Treatment in California

We understand every addict is unique and know there is not a one size fits all approach to addiction treatment. This is why we customize our treatment plans for each of our patients. Some prescription pill patients may prefer holistic treatment options and group therapy, while others may find 12 step recovery more beneficial. Because of our wonderful staff, we are capable of accommodating the needs of anyone who is seeking addiction recovery. We will also work with your insurance company and make a payment plan that is reasonable. Some insurance companies will cover up to 100% of an inpatient rehab visit!You do not have to live your life in an endless spiral of addiction, call us today and see how possible recovery can be for you!

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