Completely get rid of what can be completely detoxified

Answer 1

To completely quit drugs, one needed to completely get rid of the following influences:

** 1. Physical Dependence **
1. ** Trouble with withdrawal symptoms **
- Traditional drugs such as heroine would cause physical withdrawal symptoms such as restlessness, hot and cold, tears, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, shivering from the cold, and then pain all over the body (from bones to limbs, waist, muscles, head, etc.). These symptoms usually appeared 8 - 12 hours after the drug was stopped, peaked after 36 - 72 hours, and began to reduce within 7 - 10 days. The new synthetic drugs would cause mental depression, irritability, and even serious violent tendencies, depression, self-harm, suicide, and other psychological withdrawal symptoms. Therefore, in order to completely quit drugs, he had to overcome the physical and mental torture brought by these withdrawal symptoms and get through this difficult period.
2. ** Physical needs for drugs **
- After the drug entered the body, it would change the normal physiological functions of the human body. For example, it would destroy the secretion mechanism of Dopamine, making it difficult for the normal physiological process of the human body to produce pleasure. Then, it would have a physiological need for drugs to obtain "euphoria." To completely quit drugs, the body must recover from the physiological state changed by drugs and no longer rely on the physiological stimulation brought by drugs.

** 2. Psychological Dependence **
1. ** The psychological pursuit of euphoria **
- Drug users often relied on the "euphoria" brought by drugs. This special psychological effect would drive them to take drugs regularly. Even if they knew that taking drugs was wrong, they would take drugs again when their desire was greater than their rationality. To completely quit drugs, one must no longer pursue the "euphoria" brought by drugs.
2. ** The influence of the old drug environment and relationships **
- Many drug users were tricked into taking drugs by their friends or relatives. Even if they successfully quit drugs, if they did not leave the original "drug friends" environment, it was easy to relapse due to lack of determination. Therefore, in order to completely quit drugs, he had to get rid of the influence of the social environment and interpersonal relationships that easily induced drug abuse.

** 3. Disadvantages in society **
1. ** Hidden dangers caused by the lack of professional psychological therapy **
- Some drug users rely on themselves to get rid of drugs (dry quit). Although they may survive the detoxification process, they will have more psychological problems, which may become a hidden danger of relapse. In order to completely detoxify, it was necessary to eliminate the hidden dangers left behind by the lack of professional psychological therapy. For example, professional psychological consultation, cognitive behavior therapy, and other psychological treatments were used to solve the underlying psychological problems.
2. ** Self-destructive mentality brought about by social discrimination **
- After drug abusers successfully quit drugs, they might carry a lifetime of stains because of their previous drug use. When they returned to society, they might give up on themselves due to lack of normal social skills, discrimination, and other factors, and then relapse. To completely detoxify, one needed to overcome the psychological pressure brought about by social discrimination, rebuild self-confidence, and actively integrate into society.

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