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Addiction FAQ's

How quickly can I become addicted to a drug?

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There is no easy answer to this. If and how quickly you might become addicted to a drug depends on many factors including the biology of your body. All drugs are potentially harmful and may have life-threatening consequences associated with their abuse. There are also vast differences among individuals in sensitivity to various drugs. While one person may use a drug one or many times and suffer no ill effects, another person may be particularly vulnerable and overdose with first use. There is no way of knowing in advance how someone may react.

How do I know if someone is addicted to drugs?
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If a person is compulsively seeking and using a drug despite negative consequences, such as loss of job, debt, physical problems brought on by drug abuse, or family problems, then he or she probably is addicted. Seek professional help to determine if this is the case and, if so, the appropriate treatment. Visit our self-assessment page.

What are the physical signs of abuse or addiction?
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The physical signs of abuse or addiction can vary depending on the person and the drug being abused. For example, someone who abuses marijuana may have a chronic cough or worsening of asthmatic symptoms. Each drug has short-term and long-term physical effects. Stimulants like cocaine increase heart rate and blood pressure, whereas opioids like heroin may slow the heart rate and reduce respiration.

Recovery From Addiction …
We at Choices Recovery Center understand the fear, pain, and the suffering that drug addicts and alcoholics experience. Our staff of trained professionals with years of experience in working with drug addiction, alcoholism and dual diagnosis walk side by side with our clients in their journey of recovery while providing a safe and caring environment for their treatment.

Addiction Treatment …

Choices Recovery Center special treatment programs combine the modern advances in mental health with the classic 12 step treatment programs. Drug and alcohol addiction treatment and rehabilitation at Choices Florida rehab center, include spirituality groups, relapse prevention, dual diagnosis sessions, recreation therapy, and life skills training.

Addiction Recovery Network …

Choices Recovery Center works with all Professional Referral Networks, including Certified High Risk Employment Counselors. Calls from clergy, employers, family, and friends are always welcome.

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