Soma Detox

However, dependence happens when your body needs the presence of a drug in your system to function normally.

Once addiction occurs, sudden stopping the use of Soma may lead to symptoms of withdrawal.  Symptoms of withdrawal from Soma can be severe or even fatal;  hence you should not stop using it abruptly.  Undergoing detox is the first step in conquering your addiction to Soma.  Medical detox provides relief from withdrawal symptoms as a medical team constantly monitors you, who will supervise your detox process and prescribe medications to help you overcome your withdrawal.

Symptoms of Soma Withdrawal

Soma affects the central nervous system to relax your muscles directly.  Once our body has grown dependent on Soma, withdrawal symptoms could manifest when we suddenly stop using the substance.  Likewise, someone who has grown dependent on Soma will experience withdrawal symptoms once the effects of the drug wear off.

Common Symptoms of Soma Withdrawal Addiction are as follows:

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Soma Detox Program

Substance abuse may lead to any or both:  a physical addiction and a psychological addiction.  Suddenly quitting the use of Soma may be extremely difficult as this could cause some withdrawal symptoms.  Withdrawal may be irritating and uncomfortable but could also be fatal and severe in some cases.  The dangers or severity of withdrawal may also be heightened if you have been abusing Soma together with other substances.  Therefore, if you have been using Soma with other substances, or have been exposed to Soma for a more extended period than necessary, or have been consuming Soma medicine in larger doses;  seeking medically supervised detox is highly advised as you are likely to experience severe cases of withdrawal.

Quitting from Soma medicine could produce anxiety, depression, or aggression that may linger beyond the acute withdrawal phase.  A physician can help you gradually adjust your dosage in a supervised detox to make the detox process more comfortable and less intense.  Additional medications may likewise be recommended to lessen the symptoms and risks of withdrawal.  Aside from addressing the physical effects of Soma addiction, inpatient treatment facilities have available psychologists and counselors to help you manage other health concerns that you may experience during the withdrawal phase.

Safe & Comfortable Soma Detox

Quitting on your own may be easier, but withdrawal symptoms from Soma abuse may be uncomfortable, and in some cases, even fatal and life-threatening.  The medical staff in an inpatient treatment facility can help you develop a program to address your Soma addiction.  This program is tailor-fit to your need after carefully assessing your condition and health status.  Both your physical and psychological concerns will be addressed, and you will be monitored round-the-clock.  Additional medication may be prescribed to provide relief to your Soma withdrawal symptoms as well as the psychological issues that may arise during this period.

It would help if you did not end your treatment after undergoing medically supervised detox.  However, the detox process is only the start of your journey towards overcoming your Soma addiction.  There are various treatments that you should undertake to ensure that you can maintain your sobriety.  Your physician identifies these programs during their initial assessment of your health condition and the severity of your addiction. Aftercare may also be in your doctor’s recommendation for you to prevent relapse.

During your rehabilitation, the staff from your treatment facility will help you identify what caused your addiction and teach you skills that will help you change your behavior patterns and challenge the negative thoughts that led to your addiction.  Sometimes, the pressures and problems in your life lead you to rely on substances to help you forget about them momentarily.

Soma Withdrawal Timeline

Soma is a drug that affects the brain and GABA receptors as well as neurotransmitters.  Because Soma acts on the brain, the withdrawal timeline can generate cognitive symptoms that last for weeks or months.   There are also short-term, acute Soma withdrawal symptoms that are conceivable.  The specific Soma withdrawal timeline depends on individual factors.  For instance, someone who has used Soma in large doses over a long period will have more critical, longer-lasting withdrawal symptoms.  When people mix Soma with other drugs, they are also likely to have more trouble with Soma withdrawal.  For some people who used Soma as prescribed and for a shorter period, symptoms may be mild and barely noticeable as they discontinue using the drug.  For most people, Soma withdrawal symptoms begin anywhere from 12 to 24 hours after the last dose.

Long-Term Effects & Withdrawal Symptoms

The long-term effects and withdrawal symptoms of Soma are fundamentally psychological.  While many of the physical symptoms of Soma withdrawal will subside after around a week or so, symptoms like anxiety, insomnia, and depression can persist much longer.  There have even been instances where people have fought with some Soma withdrawal symptoms for years after discontinuing the drug.

Treatment for Soma Addiction

A typical treatment program will likely include any of the following:

• Medically Assisted Detox:  Medically supervised detox is the initial phase of your journey to addiction recovery.  It usually involves gradually reducing the dosage of your Soma intake under the supervision of a physician.  Depending on the severity of your addiction, detox may take place either on an outpatient basis or in a controlled environment where you will be carefully monitored and assisted by the treatment center’s professional staff until your detox is complete.
• Individual Therapy and Counseling:  Engaging in Individual therapy and counseling can further help your recovery.  This phase enables you to address the emotional and psychological factors contributing to your addiction.
• Aftercare:  Aftercare helps you identify triggers of your Soma addiction and provides you skills and information on how to avoid them, effectively preventing relapse.

Recovery at We Level Up New Jersey

At We Level Up NJ, our thorough approach to rehabilitation supports several levels of care to ensure the best possible outcome for every patient who enters our doors.  From an intensive and more supportive atmosphere for those in the early days of recovery to a comfortable residential-style living dynamic upon completion of detox, we are here to help guide you down the safe and results-based path to your sobriety.

To start reclaiming your life from addiction and undergo a comfortable Soma detox, you may contact us, and we will guide you to recovery.  Seek medical care immediately if you have taken too much Soma. Do not use other drugs in the hope of reversing the effects.