If you or someone you love is pregnant and struggling with prescription opioid addiction, it’s important to understand the risks and seek addiction treatment right away.
Opioid Addiction & Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
Neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) occurs when a baby becomes addicted to opioids that the mother is taking while pregnant. An addicted baby may suffer from severe withdrawal symptoms that include:
- Poor feeding
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Seizures
Why Choose Resilience Health?
Resilience Health is unique for several reasons; among them is that doctors rather than therapists run our program to maximize our patients’ success. Furthermore, we provide only outpatient programs with daily support and weekly check-ins for up to two years. In our experience, this provides the best results and long-term success for those who have a substance use disorder.
Medically Managed Programs for Opioid Dependence
Our medically managed programs are up to eight times more effective when compared to other programs. Some treatment centers are large organizations that do not offer personalized care or significant patient-to-doctor contact.
Better Patient Experience
The Resilience Health opioid addiction program is very patient-focused. The doctors have frequent contact with their patients, reaching out frequently to check in and send motivational texts. Plus, patients can have meetings in their homes via telehealth calls with our nurses.
Contact Resilience Health Today
As doctors, our team can better serve you and your baby as you seek addiction treatment. Additionally, withdrawal can be dangerous to you and your baby; that’s why you want the benefit of close medical detox and supervision as you break free from your opioid addiction.
If you, a friend, or a family member need help, contact us today at 435-261-7878 and get on the path to recovery at Resilience Health Surgery in Heber City, Utah.
