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Tramadol addiction treatment

Tramadol is considered one of the derivatives of morphine and belongs to the family of synthetic opioids. It is a synthetic opioid pain reliever that doctors prescribe to treat moderate to severe pain such as rheumatoid arthritis or peripheral diseases. Tramadol increases the levels of norepinephrine and serotonin in the brain, thus stimulating a feeling of pleasure and comfort. It also reduces the transmission of nerve signals that carry the sensation of pain to the brain. These effects are similar to those produced when using morphine. Tramadol is most often taken in tablet form but can also be administered intramuscularly, rectally, or intravenously. Tramadol is known as a pain reliever when used for a short period, but prolonged use can quickly lead to the body stopping the secretion of natural endorphins to combat pain, and excessive consumption of it leads to the body becoming dependent on it and leading to psychological addiction, and also increases the risk of developing serotonin syndrome. Or poisoning from high levels of serotonin in the body. Sometimes people resort to crushing and inhaling Tramadol for recreational use. Tramadol may be extremely dangerous when mixed with alcohol or any other drug. Cases of acute toxicity and overdoses received by emergency rooms are increasing. Abstaining from using Tramadol leads to symptoms similar to the symptoms that appear as a result of abstaining from other opiates such as morphine or cocaine. Symptoms can include uncontrollable tremors, tremors, insomnia, muscle spasms, nasal problems, anxiety, and double vision. Quitting Tramadol suddenly can be dangerous for the addict. At Hayati Center for Women’s Psychiatry, our specialized team gradually removes accumulated toxins through medical intervention, checking the dose of Tramadol, and gradually reducing the drug you are taking, while carefully monitoring the reaction of the addicted individual. This team is available around the clock to prescribe the necessary medications to help treat stomach problems. , anxiety, insomnia, or other symptoms.

Tramadol is most often taken in tablet form but can also be administered intramuscularly, rectally, or intravenously. Tramadol is known as a pain reliever when used for a short period, but prolonged use can quickly lead to the body stopping the secretion of natural endorphins to combat pain, and excessive consumption of it leads to the body becoming dependent on it and leading to psychological addiction, and also increases the risk of developing serotonin syndrome. Or poisoning from high levels of serotonin in the body. Sometimes people resort to crushing and inhaling Tramadol for recreational use. Tramadol may be extremely dangerous when mixed with alcohol or any other drug. Cases of acute toxicity and overdoses received by emergency rooms are increasing. Abstaining from using Tramadol leads to symptoms similar to the symptoms that appear as a result of abstaining from other opiates such as morphine or cocaine. Symptoms can include uncontrollable tremors, tremors, insomnia, muscle spasms, nasal problems, anxiety, and double vision. Quitting Tramadol suddenly can be dangerous for the addict. At Hayati Center for Women’s Psychiatry, our specialized team gradually removes accumulated toxins through medical intervention, checking the dose of Tramadol, and gradually reducing the drug you are taking, while carefully monitoring the reaction of the addicted individual. This team is available around the clock to prescribe the necessary medications to help treat stomach problems. , anxiety, insomnia, or other symptoms.

Quitting Tramadol suddenly can be dangerous for the addict. In Hayati Center for Women's Psychiatry . Our specialized team gradually removes the accumulated toxins through medical intervention, checking the dose of Tramadol, and gradually reducing the drug you are taking with careful follow-up. To the individual's reaction. The addict. This team is available around the clock to prescribe the necessary medications to help treat stomach problems, anxiety, insomnia, or other symptoms.

Why drugs?

This leads us to differentiate between addiction and habituation by clarifying the meaning of each case. Addiction is: repeated use of a narcotic substance, which is accompanied by an overwhelming desire to obtain the substance and a constant tendency to increase the dose. Upon sudden cessation, the addict suffers from serious withdrawal symptoms that may sometimes lead to death as a result of his dependence. Physical and psychological. As for habituation, it is a milder state of addiction, in which there is no compulsive desire, no tendency to increase the dose, and these dangerous withdrawal symptoms do not appear, and only a somewhat mild psychological dependence occurs.

The high rate of drug abuse has created many social problems and moral deviations, in addition to many forms of violence. It is noteworthy that 79% of the crimes committed are due to the abuse of narcotic substances. At the same time, it seems to us a shocking fact, as the age of drug abuse has dropped to Between 9 and 10 years. Statistics provide shocking numbers about the rate of addiction and drug abuse in Egypt. The demand for new types of drugs in Egypt has increased in recent times, most notably “Astrox” and “Voodoo,” which topped the first ranks in rates of abuse, ahead of the famous types that were More popular in recent years, such as: Tramadol - Heroin - Hashish - Cocaine - Opium - Astrox - Banjo - Nalofen - Blue Elephant Pill - Shibu - Voodoo - Lyrica - Captagon

What is astrox?

Addiction to Astrox, or the devil's drug, takes you on a short journey to death, as it is said about it. What is strange and funny is that Astrox circulating in Egypt was created from chemical materials and a mixture of insecticides, rat poison, and nail polish remover. On the question of what is the drug Astrox, the active ingredient in Astrox enters Egypt through herbal essences, in the form of a liquid that is transformed into a spray, which is sprayed on tobacco or any herbal substance such as marjoram or sage.

Astrox manufacturing materials are used to calm lions during circus performances, and it is considered a tranquilizer for bulls. There are two types of Astrox, the green one is a green-colored herb “marjoram” to which the active ingredient is added by spraying, and the second type is tobacco, to which the anesthetic is added in the same way. This is because it contains more than one highly addictive substance, such as hyoscine, atropine, hyoscyamine, and ketamine, and these substances directly control the nervous system of the addict and user. When this drug was manufactured, its purpose was to equal its effect to that of Indian hemp, marijuana, banjo, and hashish.

Taking this drug causes muscle relaxation, urine retention, increased heart rate, pupil dilation, lower blood pressure, and severe disturbances in memory and mental and intellectual abilities. The user suffers from auditory and visual hallucinations, and a coma may occur, and this may lead to death. The low price is one of the reasons for the spread of the drug Astrox in Egypt, where it decreases. Its price is compared to traditional drugs, which addicts are accustomed to taking, such as hashish and banjo, as Astrox is sold as a ready-made cigarette for circulation among several people.

They consider it an alternative to hashish, given its low price. It is common among young users to believe that Astrox increases their sexual and physical ability, and it has been scientifically proven that it leads to the collapse of sexual ability in male users, as well as public health. Of course, Astrox is like other narcotic substances, as it makes its user feel happy and temporarily euphoric, after which this feeling disappears and the user turns into an addict and begins to fall into the trap of addiction.

What is internet addiction?

How old were you when you first heard the phrase “internet addiction”? Do you remember how surprised and astonished you were when you learned that browsing the Internet could also turn into an addiction, just like drugs and sex? Internet addiction is in some cases parallel to addiction to some types of drugs. The most important question is: Are you an Internet addict?

Before you rush to deny, you must first deny your anxiety when you lose your connection to the Internet, your stress when you forget your phone at home, your hugging your phone when you sleep, and your eagerness to browse it the moment you wake up. You must also deny your annoyance and nervousness when someone interrupts you while you are busy browsing your pages on social networking sites, and that You deny spending long hours browsing this. If you cannot deny it because you are honest, then you are addicted.

This site says internetworldstats.com The specialist in Internet usage statistics states that the number of Internet subscribers in Egypt as of June 30, 2019 is 49,231,493 out of 101,168,745, which is a population of 48.7%, including 35,000,000 Facebook subscribers until the end of 2018.

An annual report issued by the social media management platform Hot Suite in early 2019 states that Egypt ranked highly in terms of the average hours per person uses the Internet from a mobile phone, as the user spends an average of 3.5 hours per day, followed by the United Arab Emirates with an average of 3.48 hours per day, then Saudi Arabia with an average 3.35 hours per day.

Smoking?

Cigarettes contain nicotine, a substance found in the tobacco plant that has both a stimulating and relaxing effect. The substance is transmitted within seconds to the brain when inhaled, which causes a feeling of comfort and a reduction in stress levels. Nicotine works to adjust the mood while increasing the speed of the heartbeat. This feeling is temporary. After the substance withdraws from the body, the desire to smoke a new cigarette increases, thus creating a vicious cycle of repetition and addiction. Some reports indicate that senior doctors in the United States consider nicotine to be an addictive substance to the same extent as heroin and cocaine.

The phenomenon of smoking addiction is considered one of the most widespread social phenomena in countries, and gradually it has become not limited to men only, but also includes women, as cafes are not devoid of girls smoking shisha cigarettes (hookah).

This phenomenon attracts many women with a strong desire to try to imitate other women or to experiment in a bold way until they become captive to this habit, after thinking that it is an escape from problems and a relief from psychological tension. In fact, there is no way out of it except that they are just illusions and only increase the problems. This becomes more complicated, and she has added a new one to her worries, which is smoking addiction

What is Hashish?

Hashish is a narcotic substance extracted from a tree called Cannabis Sativa, which grows in tropical and temperate regions. Hashish is the dried liquid of the resinous substance. Cannabis is the most widespread drug trade and abuse drug in the world.

The history of hashish is similar to the history of the hemp plant, as hashish is made from the resin of the cannabis plant. The cannabis plant has been used medicinally for several thousand years and its fibers are made into a strong fabric, but records of the use of cannabis appeared only later. By about 900 AD, the use of hashish spread across the Arabian Peninsula. at that time

Hashish appeared in the stories of “One Thousand and One Nights,” also known as “Arabic Tales.” While the origin of many of these stories is difficult to date, many of the events appear to date back to the 10th century AD. Between 1000 and 1200 AD, the legend of the use of hashish arose by the “Assassins” group in Persia. Some scholars claim that the name “hashish” goes back to the word “Hashshashin,” a Nizari Ismaili sect that appeared in the eleventh century AD in Persia. Whether true or not, by 1300 AD, Marco Polo had heard stories of assassins using hashish and brought these stories back to Europe with him.

A historical depiction of women smoking hashish had by 1800 made its way to Europe, perhaps in part due to Napoleon's troops being exposed to hashish during his campaign into Egypt. At this point, European interest in cannabis began to grow steadily as one botanist or physician after another began to promote the uses of cannabis in various forms. In 1839, an Irish doctor stationed in India published the results of his use of hemp and hashish for a number of ailments. He considered it an effective “anticonvulsant.” By 1840, French physician Louis-Hubert Roche, who had spent part of his life in Egypt, was using cannabis to treat illness. A few years later, literary figures in Paris, such as Charles Baudelaire and Victor Hugo, were experimenting with cannabis. For five years, several well-known writers and one doctor studied the effects of the drug. The doctor, Jacques-Joseph Moreau de Tours, was a friend of Hubert Roche. He conducted extensive studies on the use of cannabis on animals and humans and decided that it would be a good treatment for psychiatric practice. Other doctors soon followed these examples. Cannabis shipments to Europe have increased. During the second half of the nineteenth century, the popularity of hemp and hashish continued to grow, with a few practitioners warning of the potential danger associated with their use. Pharmaceutical companies in Europe and finally the United States began manufacturing various preparations from the cannabis plant, including extracts and tinctures.

What is the danger of Shabu?

Brain damage similar to what occurs in stroke, Alzheimer's, and epilepsy. Psychological disorders, and mood swings. With aggressive behaviour. Paranoia, and delusions. Auditory hallucinations. Suicidal thoughts and harmful behaviour. Severe loss of appetite, tooth loss, and the appearance of signs of premature aging, and in other cases, it causes brain bleeding as a result of excessive blood pressure.

Let us all know that addiction to Shibu is one of the most dangerous types of addiction to narcotic substances, and the duration of treatment for Shibu addiction varies from one person to another due to the doses that differ from one person to another, but the symptoms of Shibu withdrawal from the body begin approximately 24 hours after the effect of the first dose stops. However, treating Shabu addiction requires extreme caution in treatment until the addict passes through that stage successfully without any losses and returns again to his normal life.

What is Alzheimer's?

The term dementia is used to describe a group of symptoms including decline in memory, thinking and communication skills, and the gradual loss of skills needed to carry out daily activities. These symptoms are caused by structural and chemical changes in the brain as a result of physical diseases such as Alzheimer's disease. Amnesia – problems with everyday memory with difficulty remembering events that have recently occurred Concentration, planning, and organizing – difficulties making decisions, solving problems, or carrying out a series of tasks Language – difficulties understanding what people are saying and/or finding the right word for something

What are the effects of cocaine addiction?

One of the effects of cocaine addiction on public health is depression. And weight loss. Disturbances and increased heart rate. Lung disease. Feeling chest pain. Weakness of the body's immunity and the occurrence of convulsions. And stroke. . Infection with hepatitis.

Its devastating effects include depression and constant anxiety, with thoughts of suicide, loss of self-control, and spending a lot of money in order to get a dose while continuing to take it despite being exposed to risks. The person pays the price for that slope by losing a comfortable family life, job, and work.

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Why drugs?

Tramadol