Restorations Health Care provides medically supervised detox in a safe facility to rid cocaine from the system. Cocaine detox can be dangerous if done unsupervised.
Compassionate Staff: Our staff is well-trained and empathetic to understand that addiction is a disease and the recovery process is not something that happens over night.
Rehabilitation: Restorations offers both inpatient and outpatient rehab to support on-going needs after detox. These can involve individual therapy, support groups and medication management. Our rehab programs address the root of addiction and help you make better lifestyle choices.
Aftercare Planning: Whether you return home after detox or choose to enter a rehab program, developing an aftercare plan is an essential part of our process to help you stay sober.
Our empathetic staff provides comprehensive care to help support you on your journey to sobriety.
Cocaine withdrawal is an acute syndrome that occurs after an individual abruptly stops the use of cocaine. It has varying levels of severity, influenced by the length of addiction, frequency of cocaine use, and presence of co-occurring mental health disorders. Cocaine withdrawal causes uncomfortable physical and psychological symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, irritability, and in severe cases, cocaine-induced psychosis.
Withdrawal symptoms can begin in as little as 24 hours after the last dose of cocaine. Once you get to the treatment facility or rehab center where you will already be detoxing.
Feelings of hostility, anxiety, and depression will typically begin right away. You will also experience intense cravings.
Over the next few days, symptoms will typically become worse before they get better, often peaking around the 3-5 day mark. During this time, the medical staff monitoring you will likely provide medications to alleviate symptoms from withdrawal.
After symptoms have peaked they will slowly begin to decrease before going away entirely.
In severe cases, psychological symptoms such as depression, anxiety or psychosis may linger for weeks or even months after detox has been completed. These symptoms are known as Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS).
After you’re discharged from detox, the next step is to enter an residential treatment, or intensive outpatient to support on-going recovery.
If you or someone you know is struggling with cocaine addiction.
Resources are available to detox, overcome the grips of addiction and live a sober life.
