Hydrocodone is an excellent medication for reducing pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, it can also come with serious side effects because people who use it find that they have to take more of it overtime to get the same kind of painkilling effect. That can lead to taking too much of the drug or taking it more often than prescribed. If that happens, there’s a real risk of addiction. That may be one of the most serious side effects of hydrocodone: that it’s addictive. It can also slow breathing and heart rate, cause blackouts, and create memory problems when it’s taken for a long time. But Crestview Recovery is here to help.
The Side Effects of Hydrocodone Can be Serious
It’s important anyone suffering from the side effects of hydrocodone take a careful look at their usage level. If you’re taking it unprescribed or more than your doctor recommends, you may be struggling with addiction. There’s help available to you. Treatment facilities and programs understand the seriousness of an addiction to prescription medication. We know it can be hard to admit to an addiction. Also, it’s not easy to reach out for help. But it’s very important that you take the first step toward a clean and sober life.
Once you reach out to our staff for help, we can work on a treatment plan that will give you the quality recovery you’re looking for. You can get more out of your life than what you currently have. You don’t have to allow the side effects of hydrocodone to be a part of that life anymore. Instead, you can focus on the things that were important to you before addiction got in the way. Those goals and dreams you had aren’t gone. Neither are all the plans you made. They’re just patiently waiting for you, and we can help you get back to a place where you can start working on them again. We’re here to help you succeed at recovery.
Our Professional Staff is Trained and Ready to Help You
With master-level therapists and trained, professional staff at our 30-bed facility, we know we can give you the help and hope you deserve. We treat both men and women who are 18 or older and have insurance-based payment for your convenience. There are limited treatment options in the Pacific Northwest, and our Portland, Oregon treatment facility is trying to help bridge the gap. Our clients come from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana to get the guidance and support they need to move past addiction to hydrocodone or other substances. Some of the treatment options we offer include:
- Partial hospitalization
- Outpatient treatment
- Intensive outpatient
- Aftercare
- Individual therapy
- Dual diagnosis therapy
- Trauma therapy
- Extended care (90-day program
No matter what kind of side effects of hydrocodone you’re experiencing, we want to help you break free of your addiction. Then you can live a recovered life you feel good about, and have all the hope and joy that you deserve. While it may not be easy to reach out for help, it’s well worth the effort when you see how much value it will bring to your life. We also offer amenities for you to enjoy, such as skiing, snowboarding, and white water rafting. We’re Joint Commission accredited, too, so you know you’ll be getting a quality experience and a high level of treatment you can rely on for your recovery.
Reach Out to Crestview Recovery for Help Today
You don’t need to let addiction control anymore of your life. Instead, you can overcome addiction by attending our quality drug treatment facility. Contact us at 866.262.0531, so we can talk about the options you have for your road to recovery. You can get the help and support you need, so you can move toward a healthier, happier life. We want to make sure you’re getting the opportunity for clean and sober living, and we’ll work to help you feel good about life again. Your future is just waiting for you to get back to everything it has to offer.
Since 2016, Dr. Merle Williamson, a graduate of Oregon Health Sciences University, has been the Medical Director at Crestview Recovery, bringing a rich background in addiction medicine from his time at Hazelden Treatment Center. He oversees outpatient drug and alcohol treatments, providing medical care, setting policies, detox protocols, and quality assurance measures. Before specializing in addiction medicine, he spent 25 years in anesthesiology, serving as Chair of Hospital Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee and Chief of Anesthesia at Kaiser Permanente. This experience gives him a unique perspective on treating prescription drug addiction.
