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Tramadol Detox
As with any prescription drug, if you need to take tramadol for a long time your body can build up a tolerance to it. If you want to stop taking tramadol, it’s important that you seek professional advice. You may benefit from a clinically assisted medical detox at a residential rehab clinic, such as Delamere, where a team of trained medical staff will support you.
Tailored tramadol detox at Delamere
Unlike many other tramadol detox centres in the UK, Delamere provides guests with a completely tailored detox process. We take a person-centred approach to addiction and recovery meaning we steer clear of outdated one-size-fits-all methods and ensure each guest is getting the individual care they need to strive and grow beyond addiction. To make this possible every guest receives a medical assessment upon arrival at which time our medical team, comprising doctors and nurses, crafts a tailored tramadol detox programme for them to follow.
For maximum comfort and safety of our guests, we have a 24-hour on-site nursing team who administer medications at regular intervals and are able to react to uncomfortable symptoms day or night. We find this to be of overwhelming comfort to our guests and their families, especially those who have hesitations about their detox from tramadol.
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The benefits of an inpatient tramadol detox centre
If you choose to detox from tramadol at home it is vital that you consult a medical professional beforehand. In instances of tramadol addiction that have led to dependency, going ‘cold turkey’ can have serious medical consequences and can be extremely dangerous. The body will likely struggle to cope without the tramadol it has become accustomed to, leading to uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms and potentially harmful medical consequences. We often find that those who attempt to detox without medical intervention and support are overwhelmed by their cravings and withdrawal symptoms which results in relapse.
However, this does not have to be the case. At Delamere, we will support you through tramadol detox in a safe environment away from the stresses of daily life. Our 24-hour on-site nurses are on hand to monitor your withdrawal ensuring it is safe and you are as comfortable as possible with a flexible course of approved medications. This controlled and nurturing setting improves the likelihood of a successful tramadol detox and reduces the likelihood of relapse.
Professor Sir Cary Cooper
Advisory Board Member
What to expect from tramadol detox at Delamere?
The initial phase of our tramadol detox programme ‘Stop’ starts with some light therapeutic work while you undergo detox which helps you settle in and connect. This introductory work is carried out in interactive groups during which we get to know you and what’s brought you into treatment.
What you can expect from our ‘Stop’ programme is:
- A full medical detox for any alcohol or substance dependence
- A health screening from our specialist substance misuse Doctor
- 24-hour access to our fully qualified nursing team
- Medication (if required) to alleviate any withdrawal symptoms
- Plenty of rest, recuperation, and nourishment
- Your own private room with en-suite facilities
- To socialise in client lounges with fellow guests
- A deliberately light introduction to therapy
- To start feeling better, quicker than you might expect
- Access to our gym, gardens, and forest surroundings when physically fit
‘Stop’ lays the foundations for the following stages of our rehab programme. Once you have completed your detox, staying stopped and future-proofing your abstinence is the next step. Everything we offer at Delamere aims at effective and lasting outcomes in addiction treatment:
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Stage 1: StopThis phase addresses any physical aspects of your addiction. Our medical team is on hand 24/7 to ensure a safe and effective withdrawal.
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Stage 2: StartDuring ‘Start’ we help identify the psychological underpinnings of your dependency as you participate in a variety of addiction treatment therapies.
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Stage 3: GrowOur ‘Grow’ phase is the process of integrating the Delamere learning experience into life after treatment.
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Stage 4: BloomOur ‘Bloom’ phase offers intensive support on a weekly basis for the first three months of recovery once guests return home.
How to encourage a loved one to go to rehab
If you are looking to help a family member, work colleague, or loved one, admit themselves to an addiction rehabilitation centre, we’re here to help. It may be that the person in question is in denial about the extent of their problem, possibly even refusing to acknowledge that there’s a problem – and resisting professional help. At Delamere, we provide family support services and help your loved one confront addiction and denial.
Should it be necessary, we also offer intervention services whereby we take the time to understand what is happening and help prepare and rehearse a formal intervention that will culminate in your loved one entering treatment with us. If you are considering organising an intervention for your loved one, friend, or colleague, contact Delamere today.
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Frequently asked questions about tramadol detox
How long does tramadol withdrawal last?
How long tramadol withdrawal lasts will depend on the dose you are taking and whether you have developed a physical dependence. Withdrawal symptoms typically start between eight and 24 hours and can last for up to 10 days, if untreated.
What are the symptoms of a detox from tramadol?
Trying to come off a drug like tramadol without specialist help could leave you with very unpleasant side effects including:
- Anxiety.
- Sweating.
- Shaking.
- Tremors.
- Nausea.
- Diarrhoea.
- Agitation.
- Abdominal cramps.
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