Freeing Yourself from Heroin Withdrawls

How Do You Treat Heroin Withdrawal?

Heroin withdrawal is treated with medical supervision, medications such as methadone or buprenorphine, non-opioid symptom relief such as clonidine, and supportive care. The right plan depends on a person’s health, substance use, symptoms, and recovery goals. Withdrawal management should connect directly to ongoing treatment for opioid use disorder. Symptoms can be intense, and trying to…

What is methadone?

What Is Methadone and How Is It Used?

Methadone has been around for decades. Its original use was to treat severe pain. However, in the last several decades, physicians have used it to treat people who are withdrawing from heroin or other narcotic drugs. What is methadone? It is a powerful opioid medication that has the ability to help those through the drug…

heroin withdrawal timeline

A Look at the Heroin Withdrawal Timeline

If you have an addiction to heroin and want to stop, you’ll need to face the inevitability of withdrawal. There’s an excellent chance your body is going to react to sudden abstinence. We understand how scary heroin withdrawal symptoms can be. Perhaps, a little knowledge about withdrawal and the normal heroin withdrawal timeline will help…