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Tramadol Addiction Treatment and Rehab at SecondNewLife

Tramadol is commonly prescribed for pain relief but it has become one the most commonly abused medications worldwide. At SecondNewLife we understand how dangerous is tramadol addiction and needed for specialized treatment. We provide effective tramadol addiction treatment with comprehensive rehab services. If you or your loved one is struggling with tramadol addiction or substance use disorder, know that you are not alone, help is available at SecondNewLife. Get started on your recovery journey under the supervision of our addiction treatment specialist with the right support and evidence-based care. 

What is Tramadol?

Tramadol is a semi-synthetic medication that can be prescribed to manage moderate to severe pain. It is labeled as a Schedule IV controlled substance or classified as an opioid analgesic (Pain reliever). Tramadol affects the brain and neurotransmitter to decrease the effect of pain. It has mainly been recognized for medical use, but using without prescription there is some potential for addiction and abuse. When using tramadol for a long time, it may become addictive habit-forming or causing physical or mental dependence. In a report estimated 1.7 million people, aged 12 or older misused prescribed tramadol in the U.S. or around 49,680 opioid-related deaths in a year. 

Tramadol is available in immediate-release or extended-release tablets or capsules like other opioids. Tramadol is prescribed by a healthcare provider for these conditions, such as Post-surgical pain, Chronic pain conditions and Pain related to injury or trauma.

Is Tramadol Addictive?

Yes, tramadol is addictive when not taken as a doctor prescription. Individuals using tramadol to get high. Abusing these drugs like other opioids present a high chance of addiction and dependence. Tramadol is addictive because it affects the neurotransmitter system in the brain. That can cause anxiety, restlessness, mood changes and seizures. Tramadol carries a high risk of addiction, especially when using it for long periods or higher doses.Tramadol addiction depends on such factors including: It affects opioid receptors in the brain that can create dependence and withdrawal. Craving upon cessation of the drug, or need more to get the same effects Stopping the use of tramadol suddenly can cause withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety, sweating or seizure.

Common Signs and Symptoms Of Tramadol Addiction

Using tramadol for long periods can result in several different common physical, psychological, and behavioural signs and symptoms.  Here are some signs and symptoms of tramadol addiction include.

Physical Symptoms:

  • Craving for high doses
  • Vomiting 
  • Nausea 
  • Headaches
  • Breathing difficulty
  • Fatigue
  • Itching 
  • Dizziness

Psychological Symptoms:

  • Intense craving
  • Inability to work with tramadol
  • Confusion
  • Lacking motivation
  • Risk-taking habits

Behavioural Symptoms:

  • Using tramadol without a prescription
  • Stealing prescription
  • Sense of well-being
  • Relaxation
  • Euphoria
  • Social withdrawal
  • Impacts on work balance

Factors that Increase Tramadol Addiction Risk

Tramadol is a powerful opioid, individuals who abuse it addiction risk is always high. The risk of tramadol addiction increases with several factors including:

  • Your Genes: When addiction is common in your family, you might have more chance of addiction. Because genetics can affect how your brain responds to drugs. Genes can play a significant role in how addictive tramadol may become for you.
  • Mental Health Struggles: In tramadol addiction mental health plays a major role. Individuals using tramadol to treat anxiety, depression, but using tramadol for a long period or without prescription may cause dependence on this medication.
  • A High-Stress Life: Using tramadol to manage a high-stress life and relieve stress can create a pattern where you get addicted to tramadol and the situation gets more critical day by day. And the brain depends on tramadol as a coping mechanism.
  • Your Environment: Living in a place or surroundings in peoples where addictive substance abuse is common. This can cause the risk factor of tramadol addiction. The environment or your surrounding people like your work culture, high pressure or physically demanding jobs can encourage substance addiction.

We believe that every person can recover from addiction and get back to their normal mental state. We offer a peaceful and private area where you can fully focus on recovery without any distraction or judgment. 

Tramadol Addiction Treatment and Rehab Option with SecondNewLife

At SecondNewLife, we offer several types of treatments to overcome tramadol addiction. These therapies and treatment help in finding the root causes of addiction. Here are list of some therapies and treatment methods that we used in our addiction treatment program include:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: In this therapy we help individuals in identifying and change negative thought patterns and actions that lead to tramadol abuse. Individuals will learn how to recognize the situation, and how to avoid these situations. 
  • Group and Individual Therapy: In group therapy we offer a supportive environment for sharing their experiences and helping to prevent relapse and long-term sobriety. And also in individual therapy we provide peer support and strategies for individuals to recover from tramadol addiction. 
  • Holistic Therapies: In holistic therapies we aim to heal and recover the entire person, not just their addiction symptoms. We use multiple holistic therapies such as mindfulness, yoga and art therapy. These therapies help in natural ways to recover from tramadol addiction.        
  • Medical Detox: Using medications to withdrawal tramadol include clonidine, baclofen, ibuprofen, and lorazepam. Medical detoxification for tramadol addiction is ideal for long-term recovery and complete sobriety.    
  • Relapse Prevention Plan: We offer a relapse prevention plan that helps in long-term recovery and maintaining sobriety. Our relapse prevention plan include identifying and avoiding relapsing triggers, building healthy routines, managing tramadol craving, and creating a crisis plan.

Contact SecondNewLife Rehab Center Today for Tramadol Addiction Treatment

If you or your loved one is struggling with Tramadol Addiction it’s time to seek help. At SecondNewLife we offer multiple rehab programs and treatments for all levels of tramadol addiction. Contact us to learn more about how we help in your addiction recovery journey.