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Facts
- Each year more people die from drug overdose deaths (primarily prescription drugs) than car accidents in West Virginia.
- OxyContin is an opiate pain medication. Opiates are narcotics and due to their addiction potential are heavily regulated.
- Prescription drug abuse means that an individual is taking a prescription drug that is either not prescribed to them or it is being taken for reasons or in dosages other than as prescribed.
- Deaths involving misuse of prescription pain killers among non�'Hispanic whites and American Indians/Alaska Natives is three times than those of blacks and Hispanic whites; with death rates being highest among persons aged 35�'54 years.
Detoxification services are available for addicted individuals in NH. who want assistance coming off of drugs, which can be very difficult when the person has become physically and/or psychologically addicted to a drug or to alcohol. One of the reasons people find it difficult to quit using drugs is because of the discomfort they have to endure to detox on their own. Many physical and psychological discomforts come with this process because the body begins to go through drug and/or alcohol withdrawal, the symptoms of which can range from flu like symptoms to severe anxiety and depression. In a professional New Hampshire detox facility, detoxification services help the individual go through this process as safely as possible and provide the needed physical and emotional assistance to get the person through detoxification without relapsing. Detoxification services are not drug rehabilitation, but simply the first stage of a comprehensive drug rehab facility that will further address fundamental addiction issues so that the individual can remain abstinent.
Listings for "Detoxification Services" in New Hampshire
- Merrimack River Medical Services
177 Shatuck Way Portsmouth New Hampshire, 3801
603-436-0448 - Insight Medical Group LLC
428 Lafayette Road Hampton NH., 3842
978-267-1193 - Merrimack River Medical Services
323 Derry Road Hudson NH., 3051
603-595-3399 - Merrimack River Medical Services
200 Route 108 Somersworth New Hampshire, 3878
603-953-0077 - Farnum Center
140 Queen City Avenue Manchester New Hampshire, 3103
603-622-3020 - Keene Metro Treatment Center
1076 West Swanzey Road Swanzey NH., 3446
603-358-0050 - Phoenix House
106 Roxbury Street Keene NH., 3431
603-358-4041 x96501 - Phoenix House of New England
3 Pierce Road Dublin New Hampshire, 3444
603-563-8501 x4555 - Manchester Comprehensive Trt Center
20 Market Street Manchester New Hampshire, 3101
844-878-7394 - West Lebanon Comprehensive Trt Center
254 Plainfield Road West Lebanon NH., 3784
888-997-5494 - Hampstead Hospital
218 East Road Hampstead NH., 3841
603-329-5311 - Dartmouth Hitchcock Psychiatric Assoc
85 Mechanic Street Lebanon New Hampshire, 3766
603-653-1860 - Manchester Metro Treatment Center
228 Maple Street Manchester New Hampshire, 3103
603-622-5005 - Serenity Place
101 Manchester Street Manchester NH., 3101
603-625-6980 - Concord Metro Treatment Center
100 Hall Street Concord NH., 3301
603-229-4260 - Greater Nashua Council on Alcoholism
615 Amherst Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3063
603-881-4848 x3105
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