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Are you dealing with a cocaine addiction and require a detox to get you back on track?
Help4Addiction is here to help you find the best place to help you safely detox from cocaine while managing withdrawal symptoms.
Call our team today on 0203 955 7700 if you’d like immediate support, or read on to learn more about Help4Addiction and cocaine detox options.
At Help4Addiction, we specialise in helping cocaine addicts find a rehab centre so they can detox, and manage the intense cravings that may come with cocaine addiction, as well as handle any symptoms of cocaine withdrawal.
We work closely with over 30 rehabs across the UK that specialise in cocaine detoxification. Their teams will work closely with you to create a tailored treatment plan to get you to where you need to be.
Speak to our team about detoxing today. We also support with finding you:
Our goal is to connect you with the right people so you can break your addiction and start to live your life free of cocaine.
If you’d like to learn more about the cocaine detox process, please read on.
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There are a few ways to detox, but if you were to do it through a rehabilitation centre, it can cost:
Detoxification is always the key element of any rehab centre recovery, although even once you are past those initial stages, some centres may suggest you remain longer. This is most commonly seen when physical symptoms are present, or long-term recovery is required in a safe environment.
View our page on cocaine rehab to learn more about the wider rehab process.
Help4Addiction can help you detox from cocaine and rehabilitate at home.
This service can be much more cost-effective for people with a less severe addiction who wish for a solid addiction treatment plan to break the cycle. Online rehab includes:
Whether you attend a rehab clinic or otherwise, you will be first assessed to determine your relationship with cocaine. From there, a personalised treatment plan is created to help you manage any cravings for cocaine while you detox.
From there, cocaine detoxification can take up to 3–4 days, although more severe cocaine withdrawal symptoms could extend that.
Factors that may affect the length of the process include:
Depending on the severity of the addiction, you may be required to detox in a rehab centre, where you may be put under medical supervision while managing any physical or psychological symptoms.
You may experience a range of symptoms during your detox that will affect your day-to-day. Symptoms might include:
Withdrawal symptoms may last beyond the initial detox, but will most likely be at their worst for the first 3–4 days.
If you experience medical issues during your detox that are concerning you, it is highly recommended that you seek medical intervention and support.
Medically supervised detoxes are recommended for breaking cocaine addictions, as there may be times when medical monitoring is required to help with the more uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms.
You will most commonly have a medically supervised drug detox at a rehab clinic as an inpatient, where the most severe addictions can be addressed.
The safe environment of the rehab centre also makes this method of detoxing the safest.
If you want to complete a home drug detox, we recommend that you opt for advice from a medical professional or our addiction experts at Help4Addiction.
At Help4Addiction, we offer private home detox kits. However, these kits are designed to be used by mild alcoholics as opposed to those with an addiction to drugs like cocaine.
When detoxing at home, it’s important that you don’t be tempted to take drugs – make sure you dispose of any substances in your home.
If you would prefer a medically assisted detox at home, contact us today so we can connect you with those who can provide you with this service.
At Help4Addiction, we never recommend that you quit drugs cold turkey – this is when you detox from drugs without assistance or medication.
Quitting drugs this way can be dangerous, especially if you experience dangerous symptoms of withdrawal.
When quitting drugs cold turkey, you may experience dangerous, life-threatening or painful withdrawal symptoms such as seizures and problems.
Quitting alcohol, benzodiazepine, or opiates can be especially high risk. Please reach out to us for advice if you are considering going cold turkey.
Cocaine dependence can be managed through a range of methods, including cognitive behavioural therapy, drug counselling, contingency management, and more. Support groups like Cocaine Anonymous are also available to provide support.
In general, the key medication for cocaine withdrawal is Bupropion, which has been shown to help with symptoms. Modafnil may also be prescribed to those struggling with cocaine addiction, as it can both reduce cravings and improve cognitive function.
Detoxing is one of the first steps to breaking your addiction, and it’s something that Help4Addiction’s own creator, Nicholas Conn, had to go through as well.
That’s how we know what the experience is like, and what the best ways to help are.
It’s also why we offer a free helpline, with a friendly team who can offer judgment-free advice and support.
Call us today to discuss your options.
Leaving rehab can be daunting, especially moving from a residential rehab centre back to your everyday life. Aftercare can provide you with ongoing support throughout your recovery.
Nicholas Conn is a leading industry addiction expert who runs the UK’s largest addiction advisory service and is regularly featured in the national press, radio and TV. He is the founder and CEO of a drug and alcohol rehab center called Help4addiction, which was founded in 2015. He has been clean himself since 2009 and has worked in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for over a decade. Nick is dedicated to helping others recover and get treatment for drug and alcohol abuse. In 2013, he released a book ‘The Thin White’ line that is available on Amazon.
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