Deaddiction
- Alcohol dependence Alcohol dependence is a chronic condition characterized by a strong craving for alcohol, loss of control over drinking, and withdrawal symptoms when not consuming alcohol. It often leads to social, occupational, and health problems, requiring intervention and support for recovery.
- Smoking dependence Smoking dependence, or nicotine dependence, refers to a condition where individuals develop a physical and psychological reliance on nicotine found in tobacco products. It involves a compulsive need to smoke to avoid withdrawal symptoms, impacting both physical health and mental well-being. Treatment often includes behavioral therapies and medications aimed at reducing cravings and promoting cessation.
- Tobacco dependence Tobacco dependence refers to a strong psychological and physical reliance on tobacco products like cigarettes, cigars, or smokeless tobacco. It involves compulsive use despite harmful consequences and withdrawal symptoms upon cessation. Treatment often includes behavioral therapy, medications, and support to help individuals quit and manage cravings.
- Opioid dependence
Opioid dependence refers to a condition where an individual relies on opioids (Heroin/white/chitta, Opium/afeem , Smack, Poppy Husk/Bhukki, Tramadol tablets, Tapentadol tablets, proxyvon caps., etc) to function normally. It involves physical and psychological reliance on these drugs, often leading to withdrawal symptoms when use is reduced or stopped. It leads to severe impairment in one's functioning in personal, social and occupational life. Treatment typically involves a combination of medications and behavioral therapies to manage cravings and support recovery.
- Home-based treatment with the support of medications and Psychotherapies like MET (Motivational Enhancement Therapy)
- Admission (IPD based): patients get detoxified usually in 10-15 days and then they are put on antidote like Naltrexone (can be given orally or implant inserted subcutaneously) for relapse prevention.
- Cannabis dependence Cannabis dependence refers to a condition where individuals develop a psychological and sometimes physical reliance on cannabis. This dependence can lead to withdrawal symptoms upon cessation and may impact daily functioning. Treatment often involves behavioral therapy and support to manage cravings and promote recovery.
- Benzodiazepine dependence Benzodiazepine dependence, often linked to sleeping pills, develops when individuals rely on these medications for sleep due to their calming effects. Prolonged use can lead to tolerance and withdrawal symptoms upon cessation, highlighting the importance of cautious and supervised use in managing sleep disorders. Long-term dependence may necessitate gradual tapering under medical guidance to mitigate risks and promote healthier sleep habits.
- Cocaine dependence Cocaine dependence refers to a condition where individuals develop a psychological and physical reliance on cocaine, often leading to compulsive drug-seeking behavior despite negative consequences. It is characterized by tolerance, withdrawal symptoms upon cessation, and a high risk of relapse, making it a challenging disorder to overcome without professional intervention and support.
- Caffeine dependence Caffeine dependence refers to the reliance on caffeine to function normally, often resulting from regular consumption. Symptoms may include withdrawal headaches, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating when intake is reduced or stopped abruptly. Managing caffeine dependence involves gradually reducing consumption and adopting healthier alternatives to maintain energy levels.
- Other addiction(mobile addiction & gambling) Modern society wrestles with the challenges of digital and behavioral addictions, including mobile dependency and gambling. These addictive behaviors can impact daily life, from compulsive smartphone use to the lure of gambling, highlighting the need for balanced digital engagement and responsible gaming practices.
