One illicit substance that is widely considered the most addictive drug that individuals will seek help from, in the form of an inpatient drug rehab, is methamphetamine.

Methamphetamine, or Meth (as it is better known on the street), is a stimulant that floods the brain with massive quantities of dopamine. Methamphetamine is sold in powdered form or as shards of glass-like crystals. Meth can be taken orally, smoked, snorted, or injected into a vein with a hypodermic needle. This massive influx of dopamine creates a powerful mental addiction that can cripple the drug abuser. Those individuals who find themselves addicted to Methamphetamine will be driven to use more and more. The drug user will chase the intense euphoria that methamphetamine produces, which is due to the insane rush of dopamine that explodes in their head with each use. It does not take long for an individual to become a methamphetamine addict. The high produced during even a first-time use can be enough to cause intense cravings in an individual. Methamphetamine abuse is a serious problem in New Hampshire. It has shown up all over the Granite State. The trafficking of methamphetamine and the creation of “meth labs” has become an ongoing problem for law enforcement officials in New Hampshire. The recent boom in methamphetamine trafficking across the state has invariably created a large number of individuals addicted to methamphetamine in New Hampshire as a byproduct. More and more individuals across all age ranges are becoming addicted to Methamphetamine in NH.

What are the Signs and Symptoms of Methamphetamine Addiction?

When an individual becomes addicted to methamphetamine there are many telltale signs that come with the abuse of such a powerful stimulant. The abuse of stimulants can cause damage to a person’s brain and heart due to increased blood pressure and lack of sleep. The strong psychological hold that methamphetamine abuse causes can cause severe personality and behavioral changes in an addicted individual.

The following are signs of methamphetamine addiction:

Erratic behavior
Severe and sudden weight loss
Increased sweating
Sores
Bad oral hygiene (meth mouth)
Loss of appetite
Increased libido
Tremors or twitches

A methamphetamine abuser is at times oblivious to their behaviors while under the drugs influence.

Once they are a full-blown meth addict, they no longer care if people do notice these signs of methamphetamine abuse. Methamphetamine is incredibly dangerous due to the physical and mental symptoms and side-effects of abuse of the drug. Meth abuse can lead to permanent neurological issues and even death. An overdose of methamphetamine can prove fatal.

The following are symptoms of meth abuse for methamphetamine addicts:

Hypertension
Erratic pulse
Insomnia (sometimes lasting days or weeks)
Overheating
Paranoia
Hallucinations
Psychosis
Seizures
Heart attack
Stroke

Will a Methamphetamine Treatment Program in NH Work for Me?

Sobriety Centers of New Hampshire, located in Antrim, NH, offers a Methamphetamine Treatment Program for those individuals who seek recovery from their drug addiction. Our team of highly trained addiction recovery specialists and licensed therapists will provide individuals with the treatment necessary to achieve long-term sobriety from methamphetamine abuse. The clinical team at Sobriety Centers of New Hampshire’s Methamphetamine Treatment Program will provide cutting-edge methods and industry-proven modalities of therapy to ensure the most effective treatment outcome possible. Our residents will participate in group therapy sessions and weekly individual therapy sessions with their therapist. The process we implement at Sobriety Centers of New Hampshire’s Methamphetamine Treatment Programs are tested and proven to achieve recovery from drug addiction from methamphetamine.

What Should I Expect?

Upon arrival at our inpatient drug and alcohol rehab center located in beautiful Antrim, NH, new residents will be introduced to our team of clinical experts. Residents will meet with their individual care team, consisting of a licensed therapist, a case manager, a recovery coach, as well as a residential counselor. Our residential facilities provide many comforts such as fully furnished semi-private bedrooms, two living rooms, laundry facilities, and a personal chef. Sobriety Centers of New Hampshire brings a compassionate approach to the healing journey each of our residents will embark upon, as the start on the road to recovery.

If you have any questions about the Sobriety Center of New Hampshire’s methamphetamine abuse treatment programs or would like to become a resident of our Methamphetamine Treatment Program, call our admission team today at (603) 808-0185. Our expert team offers the best drug treatment for methamphetamine addiction in NH.

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It is our hope that when you’re ready to take your first step towards recovery, you won’t have to worry about how you’ll cover the costs of your recovery program. We accept most major health insurance plans, and offer complimentary insurance verification.