How can a person detox from hydrocodone?
Well, since hydrocodone bonds tightly to neural receptors in the brain, continued long-term drug use can actually lead to substantial changes in terms how the brain is physically structured. This makes detox difficult. These neural changes have been documented in many mutually independent studies, and more work needs to be done about what precisely these changes should imply for treatment and detox. Since everyone’s brain chemistry and medical history is slightly different, it’s nearly impossible to predict what side effects can be directly correlated to what drug. Thus, recreational hydrocodone users who mix and match various opioids and non-opioids may be at higher risk for medical complications. Another major problem which confronts detox professionals is that patients often get involved with hydrocodone in the first place because of the pain resulting from an operation, surgery, or accident. That pain may still need to be managed. Without hydrocodone flushing the system (or some su
