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Facts
- According to the National Institute of Drug Abuse, prescription drugs that are abused or used for nonmedical reasons can alter brain activity and lead to dependence.
- Generally speaking you should never attempt to stop taking prescription drugs on your own as the withdrawal process can be complicated and possibly dangerous. Rather, withdrawal should take place in a hospital or other safe place under a physician's care.
- The 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) reports that an estimated 2.4 million Americans used prescription drugs nonmedically for the first time within the past year
- A majority of states can tell through drug monitoring programs which patients seek out multiple drug prescriptions and which doctors over prescribe.
Short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services in SC. are typically delivered in an inpatient or residential facility for a period of 30 days or less. While long term drug rehabilitation 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 to get the addicted person abstinent through detoxification in conjunction with a brief course of counseling and therapy to lightly deal with addiction issues. Since it usually takes several weeks if not months to fully address all issues which could hang the person up and result in relapse once they go back into the real world, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services may not be adequate for those in SC. who have a long termdependence and addiction to drugs and alcohol.
Listings for "Short Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services" in South Carolina
- Holmesview Center
3799 Old Easley Bridge Road Greenville SC., 29611
864-239-6323 - Morris Village
610 Faison Drive Columbia SC., 29203
803-935-7100 - Keystone Substance Abuse Services
199 South Herlong Avenue Rock Hill South Carolina, 29732
803-324-1800 - Givebac Ace Camp
1477 Ted Melton Road Chesterfield South Carolina, 29709
843-623-3077 - Charleston Center of Charleston County
5 Charleston Center Drive Charleston SC., 29401
843-958-3300 - Chrysalis Center
1430 South Cashua Drive Florence SC., 29501
843-673-0660 x217 - Shoreline Behavioral Health Services
901 Bell Street Conway South Carolina, 29526
843-488-1300 - Palmetto Center
1709 Stokes Road Florence South Carolina, 29501
843-662-9378
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