Effective and Affordable Valium Addiction Treatment for Saudis at The Cabin Chiang Mai
Valium is a highly addictive drug that, when misused, has life-shattering effects.
Valium, also known as Diazepam, is a psychoactive drug in the benzodiazepine family. It’s typically prescribed by doctors to treat anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, seizures, muscle spasms, restless leg syndrome and acute alcohol withdrawal. Valium increases GABA neurotransmitters in the brain that produce a sedative effect, causing drowsiness and muscle relaxation.
Valium users can develop a tolerance in as little as a few weeks. Once tolerance sets in, a higher and higher dose is needed to achieve the same result – and it can quickly spiral out of control.
Long-term use causes structural changes to the brain that impair one’s ability to naturally relax without the drug – so catching addiction early is critical.
Signs of Valium Addiction:
- Mood swings, irritability and rage
- Drowsiness and slowed movements
- Increasing dosage
- Visiting several doctors or pharmacies
- Change in eating habits
- Nausea
- Skin rash
- Memory problems
Long-term Effects of Valium Abuse:
- Drowsiness and fatigue
- Hallucinations, delusions or psychosis
- Bladder or bowel control issues
- Blurred vision
- Loss of muscle control
- Tremors
- Slurred speech
- Insomnia
- Low blood pressure
- Yellow eyes or skin
- Anxiety, hyperactivity or agitation
- Depression and suicidal thoughts
Valium Addiction Treatment at The Cabin Chiang Mai
How Valium Detox Works
Valium has a long withdrawal period compared to other prescription drugs.
Symptoms come in waves of varying severity. The intense effects of initial detox can last up to three days, and subtle symptoms or rebound effects can last up to a month – or even longer, in some cases. Physical withdrawal symptoms from Valium include tremors, vomiting, convulsions, anxiety and sweating. Too sudden of a detox can lead to what’s known as a ‘brain rebound’ and can cause seizures.
We have an international-standard hospital at The Cabin, staffed by a professional medical team experienced in treating withdrawal symptoms. Our team of doctors and nurses will closely monitor the reaction of each client and perform frequent medical check-ups to ensure their safety. Under the supervision of Thailand’s top detox specialist, our team will utilise a taper-down detox programme that includes the administration of specific detox medication as needed.
Psychological Treatment
Valium addiction is often paired with a co-occurring psychological disorder, such as anxiety or depression. It’s important, in Valium addiction treatment, to identify and treat any underlying factors that may have contributed to the addiction and treat them simultaneously.
At The Cabin Chiang Mai, we have developed a unique programme called Recovery Zones that will identify and treat Valium addiction and any related psychological disorders in tandem. Recovery Zones is a unique counselling programme that uses a combination of individual and group counselling, a culturally-sensitive version of the 12-Step techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness exercises. Recovery Zones helps our clients achieve complete, sustainable recovery.
Our experienced addiction counsellors will also collaborate with you to develop a personalised exercise and nutrition plan to improve your physical and mental health, making you more resilient and less likely to relapse. They’ll also teach you how to recognise and cope with your triggers and design an aftercare plan to maintain long-term sobriety.
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Contact us today to have a no-obligation assessment and see how we can help you or your loved one to overcome Valium addiction. Fill out this short form or call us directly on +66 85 787 8696 to start your journey to recovery now.
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Contact us today to find out more about addiction treatment and to arrange a confidential assessment. Fill out the short form on the top right, or call us directly on +66 52 080 716, to start your journey to recovery now.
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