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You may be wondering whether or not a hydrocodone hotline could be helpful for you. At The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake, we offer detox and treatment for people who are addicted to a variety of drugs including opioids like hydrocodone. Our services help people throughout the state including Boulder, Colorado Springs and Dever, as well as everywhere else statewide.
We can help answer your questions and talk through any concerns.
If you feel that you or a loved one could be abusing hydrocodone or addicted to it, calling a 24/7 free hotline can be the first step you need to recover.
Hydrocodone is one of the most widely prescribed opioids not just in Colorado but the U.S., and it’s also one of the most abused prescription drugs. In a medical setting, it can be prescribed to treat pain, and it acts on the central nervous system in a way that’s similar to morphine. This narcotic prescription does have therapeutic uses, but it’s also addictive as are other opioids.
Hydrocodone is actually the generic name of a drug that’s included in brand-name prescription medicines including Lortab, Vicodin, and Norco.
So, how do you know if hydrocodone abuse is occurring?
First, anytime you’re taking hydrocodone without a prescription it’s considered abuse. Also, if you have a prescription but take larger doses or take it more frequently than your doctor directs you, that’s considered drug abuse as well.
Abuse and addiction aren’t necessarily the same thing, although opioid abuse often leads to addiction. When you call our free, confidential toll-free oxycodone helpline, you can learn more about addiction and whether or not you fit the criteria.
Some of the signs of an addiction to oxycodone include the feeling that you need to take the drug throughout the day to maintain a feeling of normalcy. Other signs of hydrocodone addiction that might require you to contact a free hydrocodone hotline include:
At The Recovery Village, we operate a Colorado hydrocodone hotline, specific to the needs of users of this drug in the state. We also have resources to deal with other addictions, and nationwide treatment options as well.
If you think you’re abusing hydrocodone in any way, it can be helpful to contact our free-hour hotline. Our team of coordinators can answer questions you may have about addiction and also receiving treatment. They’re knowledgeable about addiction in general and the components of this disease, as well as the specifics of hydrocodone addiction.
Too often people who start to feel like they might have a problem with hydrocodone are either in denial, downplay the severity of the situation, or are too ashamed to seek help. When you call our free hydrocodone hotline, your call is completely confidential, informative and you’re reaching someone who’s nonjudgmental and unbiased.
Every call to our 24-hour hydrocodone hotline is going to be unique, but there are some general things you can expect.
The first is that you will discuss your potential addiction and your abuse of hydrocodone. Your coordinator will ask you questions to determine the length and severity of your usage, and it’s important to be honest because this is what’s going to help them connect you with the optimal resources.
The coordinator will also ask you questions about whether or not you also abuse other substances, and if you have co-occurring mental disorders along with addiction.
Whether you’re located in a Colorado city like Denver or Boulder, or anywhere else in the country, the following are some general things to know about a free 24/7 hydrocodone hotline:
If you or someone around you is experiencing a medical emergency or life-threatening situation, please do not call our hydrocodone hotline. Call 911 instead. Our 24/7 hotline is to help people learn about addiction and what else their treatment options are, not to replace emergency medical care.
To connect with treatment resources, call The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 833-999-1646.
If you are in an emergency or life-threatening situation related to drugs or alcohol, please contact 911, where help is available 24/7.
The National Poison Control Center (Available 24 Hours A Day): 800-222-1222
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Available 24 Hours a Day): 988
The National Mental Health Association (Available During Traditional Business Hours): 800-969-6642
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