Xanax Treatment in Atlanta, GA
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Introduction to Xanax
Many people these days deal with mental health disorders. In years past, there wasn’t much that doctors could do to help them. Nowadays, however, there are a number of medications that can be prescribed to help deal with issues like anxiety and depression. The trouble is, like most medications, there is the potential for some of them to become addictive. One of these addictive drugs that are used to treat mental health conditions is the popular medication Xanax. Xanax is not only highly addictive, but also one of the most widely prescribed in the United States, leading to many people struggling with an addiction.
Dealing with an addiction to a drug that you need to treat a medical condition makes getting treatment that much more difficult. At Atlanta Recovery Place, we are the place to go when you need Xanax drug rehab in Georgia. We believe every person suffering from an addiction should have the tools they need to get on the path to a long-term recovery and live a life free of drugs and alcohol.
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How is Xanax Used?
Xanax is in a category of drugs known as benzodiazepines, these drugs are widely prescribed to treat mental health disorders. In the case of Xanax, it is prescribed to treat anxiety-related disorders, agoraphobia, and depression. As a psychoactive drug, it works to control the way a person’s brain reacts under certain conditions and the hormones that are produced.
In certain cases, Xanax is also used in combination with other drugs to treat seizures as well. The drug works by acting on certain receptors in the brain to boost the output of certain hormones and limiting others. This allows a person who suffers from anxiety or depression to have fewer attacks.
Because of the effects these drugs have on the brain, they are tightly controlled, and most patients are only prescribed them for a short period before being changed to a different medication.
At Atlanta Recovery, we understand that many times people don’t want to become addicted to medications they are supposed to take. If you find that you may have a Xanax addiction, call and talk to one of our talented professionals today about how we can help you.
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Is Xanax Addictive?
Yes, Xanax is classified as highly addictive because it interacts with the brain and changes its overall chemistry over time. The way it works is that when drugs like Xanax interact with the brain, they start to change the brain in certain ways, these changes cause the brain to need the drug in order to behave normally, when this occurs, this is what we know as addiction.
Part of the reason that Xanax is so addictive is also because of the effects it has on the body. Xanax and similar drugs produce a calming and relaxing effect along with a sense of euphoria. Even people who aren’t prescribed the drug may abuse it to get this feeling themselves which is why addiction to Xanax is so widespread.
If you think a loved one is taking Xanax and has become addicted, don’t hesitate to get them the help they need right away, contact Atlanta Recovery right now.
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THE SIGNS
What Are the Signs of Xanax Addiction?
Xanax addiction signs can be different based on the individual, but there are some common signs to look out for to know if you or your loved one needs treatment at a Xanax addiction treatment center in Georgia.
You may notice that they are taking Xanax at unscheduled times or exceeding their recommended dosage. If they refuse to go to the doctor to get their prescription changed, this could be a sign they are addicted.
Additionally, if they take more than they are prescribed and get the drug from other sources, this is another clear sign of addiction. Drug-seeking behavior often occurs once a person no longer has enough of the drug to suit their needs, and so they start looking elsewhere to get more.
Lastly, you may notice them distancing themselves from family and friends, skipping school or work, even neglecting their responsibilities to themselves, like bathing in favor of taking the drug. This can lead to financial difficulties, strained relationships, and even legal troubles if they are engaging in illegal behavior to acquire the drug.
If you notice someone abusing Xanax, it’s important to talk with them and get them to admit that they have a problem. Only then will it be possible to get them to get treatment at a facility like ours here at Atlanta Recovery.
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Can You Overdose on Xanax?
As most people know, taking too much of any drug can be dangerous, and the same is true for Xanax. Because Xanax interacts with a person’s brain and effectively changes how certain neurotransmitters behave and what hormones are produced, too much Xanax can effectively cause permanent damage to a person’s brain and change the way they behave, including how they feel, with mood swings and other symptoms.
Xanax is already tightly controlled due to the risk of addiction, and most doctors only prescribe it to patients for extremely short durations to lower the chances of abuse. Even with these controls, it is still possible to overdose as, over time, a person has to take more and more Xanax to feel the effects, and this can lead to them taking a large enough amount that it can cause them to overdose.
If you notice someone is addicted to Xanax, don’t wait until it’s too late. Call us at Atlanta Recovery right away and find out how we can help them get clean and sober for a lifetime.
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Atlanta Recovery Place is a Xanax Rehab Center in Georgia
Now that you’ve seen just how addictive and dangerous Xanax can be, now is the time to reach out for help. Whether it’s you or a loved one that is struggling with an addiction, getting help at a licensed treatment facility is the safest and most effective way to get clean and sober of your Xanax addiction.
We will provide you with a personalized service plan that includes detox, treatment, and aftercare so that all you have to focus on is what’s most important, your recovery. Contact us today and begin your journey to an addiction-free life with our Georgia addiction recovery program.