Xanax Addiction
Xanax addiction results in dependence, severe withdrawal symptoms, cognitive impairments, and increased risk of overdose.
Xanax, also known by its name “Alprazolam,” calms the brain and central nervous system. As such, it’s often prescribed to treat anxiety, panic disorders, and the like. However, it is habit forming and, due to how it makes people feel, it’s all too easy to become addicted. If you or someone that you love is struggling with Xanax, it is possible to get help. Here at Arision, we have helped many to not just treat their Xanax addiction, but to treat the underlying issues that cause the addiction.
Physical Symptoms of Xanax Addiction
The side effects of Xanax abuse appear rather quickly. They can also worsen over time. Initially, Xanax abuse can lead to:
- Nausea
- Breathing problems
- Mood swings
- Difficulty concentrating
- Weight fluctuation
- Drowsiness
With continued abuse, Xanax addiction can cause:
- Seizures
- Violent behavior
- Mania
- Erectile dysfunction
- Hallucinations
- Suicidal ideation
There is nothing to be gained by waiting to receive help for Xanax struggles. If you recognize these symptoms in yourself or someone in your life, it’s worth it to reach out.
Behavioral Symptoms of Xanax Addiction
Xanax addiction doesn’t just affect the way a person feels, it can negatively influence the way they act as well. For example, Xanax addiction can lead to behavioral changes such as:
- Faulty memory
- Loss of ambition
- Inability to concentrate, to focus
- Confusion
- Withdrawing from activities you had previously enjoyed
- Avoiding family and friends.
- Inability to stop or slow Xanax use.
As difficult as it can be to believe when you’re in the throes of Xanax addiction, it is possible to get real, lasting help.
Arision Treatment for Xanax Addiction
At every step of the way, our experienced medical staff can be there to guide you towards developing the necessary skills to live your life how you would like to. Most struggling with Xanax begin with our detox. There, our staff will monitor you throughout the process, assuaging any withdrawal symptoms as they arise. That way, you come through detox safely and securely, comfortably and cleansed.
Next, most enter into either our PHP or IOP outpatient programs. In both, every patient receives an individualized treatment plan for their specific needs. That way, they get exactly what they need to empower them to be able to deal with any potential triggers as they move throughout their lives.
To start the process, message us through our site or call.
