Detoxification
is a medical removal of harmful substances from a living organism which
includes the human body, and mainly carried out by the liver. It can refer to
the period of withdrawal during organism returns to homeostasis after long-term
use of an addictive
substance. In drugs, detoxification is achieved by removal of poison
consumption and also the use of antidotes in addition as techniques like
qualitative analysis and chelation
medical care.
Many alternative drugs practitioners promote numerous sorts
of detoxification like detoxification diets. Clinicians use drug detoxification to
cut back or relieve withdrawal symptoms while helping an addicted individual
adjust to living without drug use; drug detoxification does not aim to treat
addiction however rather represents an early step within long term treatment.
Detoxification could also be achieved sober or could use medications as a side
of treatment. Usually drug detoxification and treatment can occur during a
community program that lasts many months and takes place during a residential
setting instead in medical center. Pharmacovigilance
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