Methadone Clinics in Stevenson, Alabama

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Stevenson, a city in Jackson County, had a 2018 population estimated at 1,951. Considering its population and a total area of 20.98 km² of which 5.71% is water, Stevenson is not one of the big cities in the U.S. However, it is the third-largest in Jackson County. A visit to any methadone clinic in Stevenson Alabama would help anyone suffering from opioid use disorder. Methadone clinics in Alabama and other states in the U.S. are established for the purpose of medically assisting people who are experiencing opioid addiction. Although methadone is the drug used in treating program enrollees, they are encouraged to participate in counseling and behavioral therapies to aid recovery. Methadone works by changing how the brain responds to the painful symptoms of opiate withdrawal. It made the World Health Organization’s list of essential medication. Although methadone is safe, it could have some side effects that require the attention of a health provider. Hence, self-medication with methadone is not allowed. Another reason is that methadone is at the risk of being diverted to the illicit market. People who are interested in the treatment are required to communicate voluntary interest after the health provider informs them of the possible side effects. There is no time limit to methadone maintenance. Some program enrollees may need medication for several years.

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ARK Behavioral Health

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