What is tramadol addiction?
If you’ve been prescribed tramadol you will most likely be using it to treat mild to moderate pain. Tramadol is commonly used in tablet form but can also come in liquid form. Although tramadol is not as strong as heroin, they both share many of the same effects, both being highly addictive. If you’ve found yourself fixating about having the next pill or feel you cannot live without it, this is most likely a sign of addiction.
Treating tramadol addiction
We recognise the severity of the issue when it comes to tramadol addiction, which is why we have our detox and therapy programmes to help the needs of each individual every step of the way. Our expert recovery team will help guide you whilst offering all the support you need to continue the journey to recovery.
Through counselling, regular exercise and a nutritious diet, our expert recovery team will get you back to feeling 100% physically and mentally. Our program is designed to minimise the withdrawals you will experience and to provide you with all the tools for long-term sobriety.
Detox
The treatment we offer at Steps Together begins with a clinical detox process, which allows the drug to leave your body. During this period you may experience some withdrawal symptoms. In most cases, the withdrawal symptoms from tramadol are likely to be less intense than other substances such as heroin or opioids. Which means your brain will find it easier to adjust. Everyone’s detox will vary, but our expert clinical team will help build your individual detox based on your current dose and circumstances.
