Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
At Solstice Counseling & Wellness Center, our mission is to provide those suffering from fentanyl addictions with holistic opioid-use disorder treatment services. Rather than address and treat addiction and opioid withdrawal symptoms in an uptight clinical setting, we help each patient tackle their fentanyl problem head-on by making their physical, cultural, and psychological identity a part of their healing journey.
Call Solstice Counseling & Wellness Center today to start speaking with our certified counselors and to learn more about how our fentanyl addiction treatment programs can help you take the first steps toward your recovery.
Potential Fentanyl Addiction Signs and Symptoms
Fentanyl’s potency must not be underestimated — becoming addicted to fentanyl can lead to a wide range of severe pain and health problems that can make everyday life harder to enjoy and, at worse, overdose deaths.
Like with other opioid addiction problems, the signs and symptoms can vary greatly from person to person. While it’s still important to speak with a medical expert for a professional diagnosis, here are several possible signs of a fentanyl addiction that you should be wary of:
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Breathing and Heartbeat Irregularities
Breathing difficulties and heartbeat changes are both possible warning signs of fentanyl use, especially when dealing with potent doses or long-term drug abuse. Fentanyl can slow breathing and disrupt normal heart rhythms, leading to uncomfortable and life-threatening conditions. Without receiving proper fentanyl addiction treatment, the risk of fatal respiratory failure increases dramatically.
Depression and Fatigue
A fentanyl addiction can exacerbate an individual’s struggle with substance use disorder by worsening depression and drowsiness and withdrawing from social activities. Fentanyl directly affects brain chemistry, which can result in mood swings, persistent sadness, and a lack of motivation.
As such, the mental health of an individual taking fentanyl decline may worsen over time and make it harder for them to seek help. When untreated, these symptoms intensify during withdrawal, further complicating recovery efforts and leading to a dangerous cycle of dependency.
Concentration and Memory Problems
Long-term fentanyl use can also facilitate several cognitive problems. For example, individuals struggling with fentanyl addiction may find it difficult to focus or recall important information.
These cognitive impairments can affect many aspects of their daily lives, making it much harder to maintain employment, manage personal responsibilities, and partake in other important tasks. Treatment for substance use disorder can help address these challenges by combining behavioral therapies and medication-assisted treatment.
Constipation and Diarrhea
It’s also worth noting that fentanyl addictions may cause bowel problems. Fentanyl can disrupt the digestive system, causing painful constipation, diarrhea, and other problems.
In addition, fentanyl can also create nausea, vomiting, and a wide range of other gastrointestinal and health problems. These uncomfortable symptoms further demonstrate the need for treatment when dealing with fentanyl addiction.
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Our certified nurses and counselors understand that fentanyl affects individuals differently, which is why we’re committed to providing person-centered treatment services. Reach out today to learn more about Solstice Counseling & Wellness Center and how our treatment programs and behavioral health services can help you walk toward an addiction-free life.
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- Cherry Hill
- Woodbury
- Pemberton
- Deptford
- Burlington
- Lindenwold
- Mullica Hill
- Pennsauken
- Gloucester County
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- Washington Township