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What is in-patient Detoxification?

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What is in-patient Detoxification?

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There can be many reasons for using an in-patient detoxification programme. It might be suggested as an option after a full assessment with a specialist alcohol or drug worker – for example, if you are likely to need a place where specialist medical support and nursing care are available 24 hours a day. It might be more agreeable to be treated in your own home through a home detox but in some situations this is just not be possible. In-patient detoxification can take place in general hospitals but it is more likely that a specialist centre will to manage your detox. There are usually separate specialist centres for alcohol detoxification and drug detoxification in every region of the country – these services are still free and are part of the NHS. If an in-patient detoxification is suggested and you agree, then a worker at ADS will be able to make these arrangements, including sorting out the paperwork. You may be invited to visit the specialist centre or one of their staff may come to

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