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Facts
- A common sign of prescription drug abuse or addiction is a change in the person's mood and/or personality. They may become more hostile, anxious or volatile.
- Hydrocodone addiction can lead to severe and life-endangering withdrawal symptoms.�''
- Opioid prescription drugs can produce drowsiness, constipation and because of their effects on the respiratory system depressed breathing.
- In the U.S. there are over 200 prescription drug products containing hydrocodone, typically combined with acetaminophen (Vicodin, Lortab). However, it is also combined with aspirin (Lortab ASA), ibuprofen (Vicoprofen), and antihistamines (Hycomine).
Inpatient hospitalization programs in NV. are a kind of drug rehabilitation facility which delivers rehabilitation in a hospital setting where the rehab process can be supervised by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is usually the case with alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal, it is sometimes vital for an individual to be in an inpatient hospitalization program during detoxification because some withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in Nevada who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is primarily used in the case of illicit opiate or prescription pain reliever addiction. Most individuals in Nevada who receive this treatment route however and don't continue on with further drug rehab typically have very high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted individuals should follow up the detox process with an in depth recovery program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug rehab program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Nevada
- Las Vegas Recovery Center
3371 North Buffalo Drive Las Vegas Nevada, 89129
702-515-1373 - Seven Hills Hospital
3021 West Horizon Ridge Parkway Henderson Nevada, 89052
844-460-0703 - SNAMHS
6161 West Charleston Boulevard Las Vegas NV., 89146
702-486-4000 - VA Sierra Nevada Healthcare System
975 Kirman Avenue Reno NV., 89502
775-326-2920 - Red Rock Behavioral Health Hospital
5975 West Twain Avenue Las Vegas Nevada, 89103
702-214-8099 - Northern Nevada Medical Center
2375 East Prater Way Sparks Nevada, 89434
775-356-4071 - Solutions Treatment Center LLC
2975 South Rainbow Boulevard Las Vegas NV., 89146
800-771-8599 - Spring Mountain Sahara
5460 West Sahara Avenue Las Vegas NV., 89146
702-216-8900 - Las Vegas VA Outpatient Clinic
6900 North Pecos Road North Las Vegas Nevada, 89086
702-791-9000 - Northern Nevada Adult MH Services
480 Galletti Way Sparks Nevada, 89431
775-688-2001 - Spring Mountain Treatment Center
7000 Spring Mountain Road Las Vegas NV., 89117
702-873-2400 - West Hills Hospital
1240 East 9th Street Reno NV., 89512
775-323-0478 - Montevista Hospital
5900 West Rochelle Avenue Las Vegas Nevada, 89103
702-364-1111 - North Vista Hospital Inc
1409 East Lake Mead Boulevard North Las Vegas Nevada, 89030
702-649-7711 - Desert Willow Treament Center
6171 West Charleston Boulevard Las Vegas NV., 89146
702-486-8900
