This is one option for people who do not believe they can possibly stand the withdrawal symptoms of opiate drugs. An ultra rapid opiate detox will speed up the detox process while you are sedated under the care of an anesthesiologist. The exact time it takes for this process varies. It can take anywhere from 4 hours to 6 hours depending on the person and their drug history. The main aspect that gets people interested in a rapid opiate detox is that you do not experience withdrawal symptoms. Technically you do, but you will be asleep and will not remember anything when you wake up.
Although this helps you through the process of quitting, do not think this is a cure all. You are still going to have to work at resisting the psychological addiction you will have with the opiate drug you have been taking.
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