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- The prescription drug OxyContin creates a physical dependence in those who take the drug. Doctors tell pain patients who use the drug as prescribed not to suddenly stop taking OxyContin, but gradually reduce the dosage to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
- In 2007, the Drug Enforcement Administration found that abuse of the prescription painkiller drug Fentanyl killed more than 1,000 people that year in the US. It is thirty to fifty times more powerful than heroin.
- The Synthetic Drug Control Strategy targets diversion at the individual level, including doctor shopping, prescription fraud, using illegal online pharmacies, and distributing or selling pills to others. This program seeks to reduce prescription drug abuse by 15% from 2005 to 2008.
- Benzodiazepine abuse and addiction can cause respiratory problems.
Short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services in Great Mills, MD. are typically delivered in a residential or inpatient setting for a duration of 30 days or less. Though long term drug treatment typically demands at least a 90 day stay and a much more demanding course of treatment, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services work by getting the addicted person rehabilitated through detox followed by a short course of therapy and counseling to lightly address emotional addiction issues. Since it usually takes several weeks if not months to truly address all issues which could bring about relapse once they go back into the real world, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services may not be recommended for those in Great Mills, Maryland who have a seriousaddiction to drugs.
Seafarers is located at:
45705 Locust Grove Drive
Valley Lee, MD. 20692
If you would like to contact Seafarers, you can reach them at 301-994-0010 x5330.
Seafarers offers the following treatment services: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs, Short-Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services, Long-Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services
Payment forms accepted: Personal Health Coverage
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