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Methadone Drug Facts Video With Dr. Rajy Abulhson, Medical Director Side Effects 0 Views • 17 days ago

Hello, my name is Dr. Rajy Abulhosn, Medical Director here at Confirm BioSciences. Today I want to take some time to discuss a powerful synthetic painkiller called Methadone.

Methadone was first synthesized in the late 1930’s and is most commonly used as a treatment method for those suffering from addiction to opioids like heroin, hydromorphone and oxycodone. Methadone is less addictive than morphine or heroin yet provides the same pain relieving benefits, so it’s often prescribed to those addicted to opioids to help with their painful withdrawal symptoms.

Methadone is most often used in a pill or liquid form in treatment centers or other medical settings however, some illicit methadone users will inject methadone instead. Methadone is a depressant and slows down the central nervous system causing a feeling of relaxation and temporary relieve from stress and anger. When mixed with other depressants such as sleeping pills, alcohol or other opioids there’s a greater risk of respiratory depression, coma or even death.

Some short term side effects of methadone use may include sedation, constipation, nausea, severe sweating, confusion, euphoria and impaired judgement. Long term effects may include kidney and liver damage, bone damage and mood disturbances.
Want to know more about the side effects of methadone? Click that link in the upper right hand corner to learn more. With its relatively low cost compared to other pain killers as well as wide spread use in drug treatment centers, methadone use is a growing concern among Americans.

According to the CDC, an estimated one third of all opioid related deaths may be attributed to methadone which is why it’s a good idea to include methadone testing in your standard pre-employment drug testing and school drug testing.

EDDP is a metabolite of methadone. Standard methadone tests can often fail to detect methadone so testing for EDDP is a more fail safe way of preventing false negatives.

We offer standard urine drug test cups that test for methadone and EDDP which detects down to 300 ng/ml testing back approximately 1-3 days. As well as our saliva drug test which detects levels down to 75 ng/ml and can detect use for up to 48 hours.

Interested in learning more or placing an order? Please visit us at www.ConfirmBioSciences.com.

The Effects of Methadone on The Body Side Effects 1 Views • 17 days ago

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In the US, the government is battling the opioid overdose epidemic.

About 115 people die every day due to this problem and those numbers continue to rise.

The misuse of opioids affects the public health and economic welfare of the country.

One of the opiates that people commonly misuse is methadone.

Methadone is used in the treatment of moderate to severe pain.

Doctors can also prescribe it to treat narcotic addiction.

Sadly, some patients misuse their methadone prescription for a variety of reasons.

This affects them and their health in different ways.

When taken as prescribed by your doctor, methadone medication is safe and effective.

For patients with addiction, it works effectively if used together with comprehensive medication-assisted treatment which includes social support and counseling.

Doctors say that methadone works a lot like morphine but it’s effect on the body are slower.

It works by changing how the brain and nervous system respond to pain.

This makes you feel relief.

Methadone blocks the euphoric effects of opiate drugs such as codeine or heroin.

It also lessens withdrawal symptoms of opiates.

The pain relief from this drug lasts for about eight to 12 hours.

Studies have shown that methadone is effective in higher doses, particularly for those patients with heroin addiction.

Methadone is an effective treatment for suppressing cravings and reducing pain.

It has a long-term treatment period, usually one year or more.

No matter how it is taken, the effects are wide and varied as they depend on the individual’s body.

Possible Methadone side effects are constipation, vomiting (especially in the beginning of treatment as the body adjusts to the medication), light headedness, irregular sweating, dry mouth, fatigue and more.

These side effects are more likely if the medication is not taken as prescribed or above the therapeutic dose.

You will work closely with your doctor to find a dose that works for you.

If you experience any of these side effects, it’s important to communicate them with your doctor so that your dosage can be adjusted.

Sometimes, these side-effects can occur in the beginning stages of treatment and later subside once you have had time to get used to your dosage.

Fortunately, when methadone program requirements are followed and medication is taken as prescribed, it can be a huge help in recovering your life after addiction.

If you are looking into a methadone treatment program for yourself or a loved one, check out our state-by-state directories for more information

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Methadone Withdrawal, Addiction and Treatment - Everything You Need to Know About Methadone | ANR Side Effects 0 Views • 17 days ago

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Methadone addiction is a physical health condition and must be treated as such. During the process of addiction, the brain’s chemical system becomes unbalanced, and it craves methadone in an attempt to regain normal function.

Methadone addiction may also result in unpleasant side effects, including blocking the brain’s ‘pleasure sensors’ rather than causing euphoria. Opioid abuse means using opioids without a prescription or using a higher dosage than was prescribed. People who abuse heroin or other opiates are more susceptible to methadone addiction due to their history of opioid dependency.

FAST & RAPID METHADON DETOX

Although a large number of rehabilitation facilities offer rapid methadone detox programs, these programs are not an effective approach. They do not treat the root cause of the brain’s chemical imbalances. Many methadone and substance abuse rehab facilities require ongoing visits for at least a few weeks, and all of them will only be treating the secondary effects of dependency.

In the 1990s, Dr. Andre Waismann developed the concept of ‘Rapid Detox’. Due to the success of his treatment, other rehabilitation facilities have tried to implement a similar model. However, many of the facilities trying to implement the rapid detox program lack the necessary medical information, experience, and knowledge to implement these programs safely and effectively. As a result, their detoxification programs have not had the intended results and may have caused further health complications. These programs are not able to provide personalized, custom treatment based on the individual’s endorphin-receptor balance.

Dr. Waismann has further developed his treatment from the ’90s into what we now know as Accelerated Neuro-Regulation. ANR is currently the only treatment option that returns the brain’s chemical system to its original pre-dependency state. Unlike other, more ineffective treatment models, Doctor Waismann’s latest ANR method focuses on restoring the patient’s optimal endorphin-receptor balance. Rather than waiting weeks or months to fully recover, patients are guaranteed a total recovery with a one-time-stay that lasts less than 30 hours.

ANR METHADONE REHAB FACILITY

Doctor Waismann’s game-changing breakthrough of the ANR model has revolutionized opioid therapy with the never-before therapeutic goal of nonregulation modulation to ensure optimal endorphin and chemical balance. As a result, the ANR method created a new reality as it is the only effective modern medicine method to truly defeat and overcome opioid and methadone addiction, dependency, and withdrawal.

As trusted by 24,000 patients around the world during 30 years of medical practice, Doctor Waismann is a leader in combatting the global methadone epidemic. The ANR procedure lasts for a duration of four or five hours and requires hospitalization of 30 hours. When patients first arrive at the industry-leading ANR Clinics in Tampa, Florida, Thun, Switzerland, or Tbilisi, Georgia, they will receive a medical evaluation. The initial medical examination will allow Doctor Waismann and his team to learn more about the patient to develop a patient-centered care plan. The medical assessment will include:

- Blood pressure monitoring
- Weight measurement
- Collection of information about electrolytes, liver functions, kidney functions, and blood count.

Whether you are seeking fast and rapid methadone or opioid detox that has been proven to be effective with thousands of patients, are struggling with methadone or opioid addiction, or overcome withdrawal symptoms, ANR Clinic has a team of compassionate and experienced healthcare professionals who will guide you with your recovery journey. Contact ANR Clinic today to learn more about our evidence-based revolutionary care methods that will help you fully recover within a short period of time to minimize your withdrawal symptoms as you recover.
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Dr. Waismann identified the biological roots of opioid dependency; since then, he has successfully treated more than 24,000 patients worldwide struggling with opioid addiction.
Throughout his career, he has lectured and educated health professionals in dozens of countries worldwide to this day.
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