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About Sonata Addiction

Doctors prescribe medications for many reasons. One common misconception among the general population is that because it’s prescribed by a doctor it must be safe. However, that could not be further from the truth. Many medications prescribed by doctors are very addictive, making them dangerous. One such drug is Sonata, also known as sleepeasy, tranks or downers. It is used to treat insomnia. Although people who use the drug have a legitimate reason to use it, they may become dependent on it leading to Sonata addiction. If you know someone who is suffering from a sleeping pill addiction, then it’s time to encourage them to seek Huntington Beach drug treatment.

Signs and Symptoms of Sonata Addiction

People who are suffering from insomnia are prescribed Sonata as a short-term solution to the problem. It is not meant to be taken for long periods of time. Abuse of Sonata is defined as taking the drug in any way that is not prescribed by a physician. The problem starts when a person has to take higher doses of the drug to get the same effects as when they did when they first starting taking Sonata. It can also be abused by individuals who have no clinical reason to take the drug. Because it is potent and fast-acting, people may seek out the drug because they want to sleep. If taken in high doses, Sonata can give one feelings of euphoria which can lead to Sonata addiction. Often, these euphoric feelings are followed by blackouts. A person who is suffering from Sonata addiction may experience the following signs and symptoms:

Forgetfulness

Nausea and vomiting

Headache

Aggression

Hallucinations

Uncoordinated movements

Tiredness

Dizziness

Confusion

Tingling and numbness

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Dangers of Sonata Addiction

It is a scary fact that those who abuse Sonata can partake in such activities with absolutely no recollection of such events once the drug wears off. Even though Sonata addiction isn’t as common as addiction to other drugs, it is not to be taken lightly. A sleeping pill addiction such as this requires Huntington Beach drug treatment. For some with a sleeping pill addiction, the effects can be not only troubling but downright dangerous. Some may engage in the following activities without being consciously aware:

Driving

Sleepwalking

Eating

Sexual activity

Sonata Addiction Withdrawal

The symptoms of withdrawal can be dealt with in a controlled manner when one seeks help through Huntington Beach drug treatment. A person who has a sleeping pill addiction must receive comprehensive treatment that combines counseling services, medical intervention and a peer support group. Such comprehensive care is offered to those who are seeking Huntington Beach drug treatment.

A person who realizes they have an addiction to Sonata might want to stop taking the drug but is not sure what will happen if they abruptly discontinue use. If one attempts to stop taking Sonata on their own, they may suffer adverse effects as well as being at a higher risk for relapse. It is best to stop taking the drug while under the supervision of a physician because withdrawal symptoms can be severe and dangerous. Some of these withdrawal symptoms include:

Convulsions

Seizures

Hallucinations

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Anyone can become addicted to Sonata. However, certain individuals are at a higher risk of becoming addicted. These individuals are:
those who abuse alcohol or other drugs

teens and young adults whose parents are prescribed Sonata

those suffering from mental conditions

If you or someone you care about is suffering from a Sonata addiction and has a desire to quit, then it is necessary to seek Huntington Beach drug treatment. Once you get treatment, the addiction will no longer have a hold on you and you can get back to living your life.

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