Methadone Clinics in Newnan, Georgia

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Newnan, a place that has recorded a massive increase in the population of recent, is a city in Metro Atlanta. Newnan has a total area of 50.92 km² of which 1.88% is water. It is the county seat of Coweta County. As of 2018, it had a population estimated at 39,784. Residents of Newnan or neighboring cities who are experiencing opioid use disorder may visit any methadone clinic Newnan GA for medication-assisted treatment. Opioid relieves pain and gives euphoria. There is a very high probability of going back to it after the first time. It becomes a problem when the craving is uncontrollable and more substance than the body could take is taken. Methadone blocks the negative effects of opioids. It reduces craving and helps people function socially. Methadone is advantageous but it is not to be taken without the medication-assisted treatment expert’s supervision. Abuse or misuse of methadone could be harmful. Only the required dose is given to the program enrollee by the medication-assisted treatment practitioner. The doses are tailored and they should not be shared because they are decided after careful diagnosis and consideration of the health history of the program enrollee. Methadone clinics are specifically established for medication-assisted treatment of opioid addiction but some methadone clinics in Georgia may offer more medical services.

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