Morphine Treatment

Morphine treatment employs the narcotic analgesic to treat moderate to severe pain.

Many doctors do not realize that their patients may be susceptible to dependency from prescribed Morphine treatment. Dependency is not something either party wants or plans on. Physicians may have prescribed Morphine to treat injury or chronic pain. Patients may have tried upping their dosage without consultation, resulting in dependency.

Whether by prescription and online pharmacies, or by emergency centers and the patient’s other ‘sources’, increased amounts of medication push patients to maintain stability by depending on a drug. They avoid the inevitable and painful withdrawal that comes from breaking the dependency, at all costs.

Opiate addiction is difficult to overcome because drugs like Morphine create thousands of nerve receptors or storage areas in the brain. Those opiate receptors crave the drug 24 hours a day.  

Patients worldwide turn to pharmaceuticals for a ‘little extra help’. In research studies, millions of patients in American admit to their non-medical, unsupervised use of prescription painkillers.

Morphine treatment by auto-injectors, in particular, demonstrates a significant risk of illicit diversion toward non-medical use. This device should be handled in strict accordance with current directives and narcotic regulations, in order to provide their availability only under supervised emergency medical conditions.

Morphine Treatment Detox

Morphine treatment that has changed pain patients into dependent patients or ‘accidental addicts’, however, can be reversed.

The treatment begins with a complete physical exam followed by medication and anesthesia in an accredited hospital's intensive care unit. While under sedation, the Morphine treatment patient undergoes a drug-induced Accelerated Neuro-Regulation (ANR)--or ‘rapid detoxification’. This effective procedure blocks the brain's receptors from opiate drugs in the body. The cleansing begins.

Attending physician Dr. Bernstein explains: "The patient will be asleep before he starts his withdrawal, and he'll be awake after the worst of it is over.  It's a humane way of detox."

Other medical treatment is administered to help the patient deal with the physical reaction to the rapid withdrawal. After four to six hours, the process is complete, and the Morphine detox patient is moved to recovery for eight to 10 hours of medical staff-supervised sleep.

The next day, the Morphine treatment patient may feel worn and tired, but has no symptoms or recollection of induced withdrawal. "It's like getting a second chance at life," says one detox patient.

Morphine Treatment and the Waismann Method

The Waismann Method for Rapid Detoxification Under Anesthesia has used this effective procedure stateside for the past 10 years in Morphine treatment. Less reputable and poorly administered versions of the Waismann Method have often imitated the treatment, without updating their anesthesia training, staffing and stay requirements, or safety protocol. 

Only the Waismann Method has worked extensively in the United States, in other countries abroad, and with international patients worldwide.

The Waismann Method founded rapid detox in 1992 as a clinically proven treatment that is effective for removing dependency on a wide range of opiates including: Codeine, Darvocet ®, Dilaudid ®, Heroin, Hydrocodone, Lorcet ®, Lortab ®, Methadone, MS Contin ®, Norco ®, Oxycodone, OxyContin ®, Percocet ®, Percodan ®, Stadol ®, Suboxone ® (Buprenorphine ®), Tramadol (Ultram ®), Vicodin ®, and others.

Our Optional After-Care for Morphine Treatment

The Waismann Method of Rapid Detoxification also provides a post-detox after-care program, called Domus Retreat. Here, Morphine treatment patients can recuperate in a serene setting of dignity, respect, and optimism.

Domus Retreat offers intensive psychotherapy to rectify core thought patterns that contribute to Morphine dependency. At Domus Retreat, we encourage patients to replace unhealthy behavioral repetition and to avoid unnecessary relapse.

Distinctive, private care at Domus Retreat includes:

• An intimate setting, limited to just 6 patients
• Exclusive retreat services
• Personal, individualized therapy
• Small group sessions
• Hyper-luxurious spa treatment

A post-Morphine treatment stay at Domus Retreat proposes significant and lasting change for your sustained recovery.

The Waismann Method of Rapid Detoxification offers our patients the best medical and most humane detox procedure available for opiate dependency and Morphine treatment.