FAQs

Drugs are "drugs" that have the potential to change a person's mental state and behavior. With their use, mental and physical ailments lose their intensity. Each drug has its own specific behavior. Some intoxication calms the mind and some stimulate. Some drugs are painkillers and some are thought-provoking.

Cannabis, marijuana, alcohol and opium addiction are traditionally prevalent in the subcontinent. The use of cough syrups, sleeping pills and narcotic injections has become dangerous in the last few years. The heroin epidemic has spread rapidly since the 1980's.

It has been observed that people who are anxious, normal, happy, and all kinds of people are addicted. Addiction is usually referred to as entertainment, custom, or "cure." Anxiety, intoxication, and easy availability make it smooth. People use drugs like flowers for both happiness and sorrow.

Some of the people who take drugs get addicted to drugs. A fundamental change in the chemistry of the body is necessary for drug addiction. However, this change is not related to mood or mood. When and why this happens, the final reason is not yet known.

In intoxication, the body begins to crave more and more drugs and the patient is forced to fulfill this craving in every situation. Amateur drug addicts control the amount, time, and place of drugs. While the drug addict loses this option completely. The patient understands that there is something wrong with the drug, so he goes in search of more drugs. The "defect" is actually in the patient's body which in a way becomes "allergic" to the product.

An allergy means an abnormal reaction. The normal reaction of the body in case of intoxication is that the effect is as much as the intoxication. If a person is addicted to drugs and is not affected by them and continues to suffer for more drugs, then we will say that his body has started wasting drugs. This action of the body is not normal. This is the root cause of drug addiction.

Yes! The two diseases have a lot in common. A healthy person gets energy from sugar while a diabetic suffers! In fact, the diabetes system in the body of a diabetic patient is disrupted. An addict becomes a drug addict only when his or her body's immune system is disrupted. Then the drug doesn't affect him as much as it used to. Diabetics, on the other hand, learn to cope with starch with the help of medication and diet. However, it is certain that no drug addict can learn to live with drugs in any way. In both cases, there is a complete digestive tract.

An addict can become addicted slowly or suddenly at any stage of life and it is not possible to predict when this will happen. This is the beginning of the disease when one's body begins to lose its effects before it can absorb the effects of the drug. The bottom line is that no matter how much the patient wants to take, the demand is not met. He can no longer be addicted because of his body and he cannot be addicted because of his brain. These are the two pits of drug addiction between which the patient suffers. Because the patient does not know that he is now in control as before.

Addiction starts in the company of most drug addicts. Yes! The reasons for their association can be innumerable. This is where the intoxication involves, which is accepted because intoxication "works". Then he sneezes. The root cause of the "disorder" is people who are addicted but not drug addicts. Most of them are successful people in society. Seeing them, new people jump into this field without fear. There is not a single person in the circle of drug addicts who is not familiar with drugs.

People start an addiction according to their specific "demand". When that intoxication is ineffective, they move on in search of the fastest drug. Sometimes they do it by mixing more than one drug.

When all kinds of people are addicted, obviously all kinds of people will become drug addicts. You don't have to be sad. However, only a certain number of drug addicts get the disease. It is important for the body to get rid of drugs for drug addiction. When and why this happens, no one knows the ultimate reason. However, heroin is a drug that makes everyone sick. Other drugs do not make everyone addicted. Yes! They definitely pave the way for drug addiction.

The patient is the one who cannot stop the intoxication on his own and if it is stopped, he will suffer mental anguish and physical pain. A drug addict is a sick person who cannot cope with drugs. But still do not stop using them. He does not recover from his addiction but continues to be addicted in the hope that one day he will somehow be able to use his addiction as before. He suffers. But his craving for drugs keeps growing.

The personality of a drug addict is easily recognized due to his rapidly declining health. He is not aware of his duties, nor does he become accustomed to Buddhism. Untimely sleeping and waking, false oaths, false promises, gossip, dengue are the special attributes of a drug addict. Relationship blackmail becomes his way of life. Anxiety and anxiety, sometimes flames, sometimes dew, sometimes threats, sometimes prayers, this is the identity of an addict.

The harmful effects of drugs on the body and mind begin when a person becomes addicted. As a result, he indiscriminately indulges in drugs. All drugs wreak havoc on the body and mind. The only difference is the duration. Where marijuana and alcohol are slow poisonings, heroin casts a shadow on a person. Some of the effects of the drug on the body and mind are temporary, but if the drug continues, there are permanent changes.

No! There are some symptoms of drug addiction that can appear with any drug. If a person starts taking more drugs on a daily basis or starts taking two drugs at the same time or quits the first drug and starts taking the second drug, then it is a sign of drug addiction. If a person becomes ill while using one drug, that is, he does not get relief from even large quantities of drugs, then he starts using another drug. Whom an intoxicant stops calming, then every intoxicant repeats the same story with him.

Most heroin addicts are the same as those who were previously addicted to hashish or alcohol. Only a few patients start using heroin directly. The drug law states that a heroin addict cannot return to alcohol or marijuana. Because there is no such thing as heroin addiction in our country, all addicts end up on heroin while traveling, even though only 10% of alcohol addicts become patients. Yet there are millions of alcoholics in America.

There are as many reasons for drug addiction as there are people in the world. Some of the main causes are domestic dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, depression, love failure, poor health, unemployment, boredom, and tension. For these reasons a person can get addicted but it does not prove that all people will get addicted in these conditions. For most people, such conditions arise after the disease of intoxication.

Alcohol makes you ashamed and enjoys immorality. In the end, the liver is sifted. There is cheapness and impotence. Marijuana leads to thoughtlessness and insanity. There is nothing to be gained from heroin, only eight o'clock slavery. At first, it ignites like a flame and then it just rises like smoke. How much does heroin cost? After the first few days, there is no pleasure, no server, no "benefit" from using heroin. The drug increases the dose but the result is zero.

Marijuana or alcohol encourages heroin use. Then the patients turn to heroin. Because there is no bigger drug in Pakistan. For the past several years, heroin has gripped all kinds of addicts, and it is estimated that every ten minutes, one or the other addict shifts to heroin. No one can go back to their old addiction once they have used heroin. All people who use heroin are either already addicted or soon become ill.

By the way, it is generally said that intoxication is a great curse. But the world is also taking advantage of drugs. The use of drugs in surgical operations, maternity, cancer, and other physical ailments is a blessing. If morphine is no longer used in patients in the United States, Europe, and other countries, the reason is that they have developed their own alternative medicine so that their foreign exchange does not come to Pakistan. Look at our simplicity. They are using morphine for medical use instead of their medicine.

Drugs either calm or stimulate or relieve pain and change thoughts. Each drug has one or more of these properties. The specialty of alcohol is to calm down while cocaine is second to none in stimulating and heroin in relieving pain. Marijuana changes thoughts and ideas. In drug addiction, these properties become rusty. Addiction then becomes a headache for the patient. It is a different matter that the "cause of fame" of every drug has a special effect but other "virtues" are also found in them to some extent.

Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic-driven world of Earl. The first step is to sell your assets. The second is borrowing and your stealing and manipulation. It also washes away health and dries out and becomes a thorn. He also loses his sense of humor and is forced to continue his addiction just to avoid trouble. The patient does not consider himself ill before the catastrophe, so he does not incline towards treatment but refuses treatment.

Unless we consider drugs to be a disease we cannot provide proper help to the patient. Parents use a number of tactics before treatment. These include taking vows, swearing, taunting, surveillance and beating, but they do not succeed in keeping the patient away from drugs. Evictions, omissions, or even imprisonment can make matters worse. By the way, he wants to blame the patient and make him angry. But to no avail.

By the way, in every disease, there is a "twilight" of the family, but in the case of drug addiction, the suffering of the family is in no way less than that of the patient. Some members of the family are so badly affected that they need to be treated separately from the regular patient. These people are called "Hum Rogi". These are the real victims of drug addiction.

Like war and love, the intoxicated patient justifies his every move. For the sake of intoxication, he engages in immoral and illegal activities. Trauma makes the family unhappy. They leave the world. The patient constantly blames them for their illness. The patient's recurrence makes them suspect their guilt. They think that if we can't save the patient from drugs then we are a failure.

Research has shown that the ultimate responsibility for drug addiction lies with the patient because he or she initiated the drug himself. You have never done anything to cause him to have this disease but if you want you can play a full role in getting him out of drugs.

The biggest obstacle to treatment is the self-deception of the drug addict. This is such a big obstacle that sometimes the disease of intoxication is also called the disease of self-deception. This self-deception does not allow the patient to look at his real situation. A mild form of self-deception is found in every human being. Self-deception goes too far in drug addicts.

Addiction distorts the patient's personality and manipulates him to such an extent that he looks like a nightmare away from consciousness and despite being on the brink of disaster his satisfaction is visible. Rome is burning, but Nero is playing the Chinese flute. This is the extreme of self-deception. We think the patient is lying even though the patient is not really aware of his situation.

Every patient in the world, except drug addicts, seeks treatment. The reason for rejecting the treatment, apart from self-deception, is that he goes around with his "medicine" in his pocket. No wonder he can avoid treatment. If the patient faces self-deception during treatment, the biggest obstacle in the way of treatment is the ignorance of the parents. This delays treatment by years. Everyone at home, including drug addicts, is suffering, but they are under the misconception that the matter is not serious and that things are slowly getting better.

This is also a form of self-deception. It hurts to think that way about your child, so we are reluctant to think so. People tell us, baby signals but we refuse to receive. The three million drug addicts in Pakistan are our children. The number of drug addicts alone is many times higher. Every thirteenth house has a drug addict. It is estimated that one or the other first cousin of every person suffers from drug addiction. God forbid that our child should be intoxicated but not satisfied without checking.

This is a big misunderstanding. Drug addicts give up drugs only with treatment. People who are addicted but not addicted to drugs may get lost in the colors of marriage and give up drugs but it would be an exaggeration to expect this from a drug addict. Traditionally, spoiled youths were married off in the hope that they might get better and leave a bad society. Due to the interest of young people in sex, this "tip" was often successful and that is why it continues to be used. The truth is that a drug addict is in no way fit for marriage.

• The patient does not use large amounts of drugs for external reasons. In fact, the patient's body acquires the ability to quickly eliminate the drug. In this way, the drug that is lost, the patient is able to make up for the loss. Then with the quantity comes sickness and destruction.
• Patient does not seek treatment before complete destruction. Addiction does not allow him to realize the seriousness of the situation. On the other hand, drug addiction will continue to grow until proper treatment is given. Drug addiction causes fatal accidents step by step, so instead of waiting

Families treat the patient with special kindness and gentleness because of their special emotional connection. Their goal is to get the patient to give up drugs, influenced by their behavior. Thanks to the family, such situations seem perfectly normal, so he continues to be addicted. This situation is called "assistance". Those who "help" do not know that they are unconsciously helping the patient to get addicted. Note that the following behaviors fall into the category of "support". Fulfilling the responsibilities of the patient, making excuses in front of people.

Almost every patient is treated with extreme restraint. There is nothing unique about this. He must be provoked whenever he has to live with a drug addict. The goal of hardship on the patient is to give up drugs but as a result, he not only becomes more addicted but also begins to think of himself as right. Harsh attitudes include cursing, beatings, being tied up with ropes, being evicted from a business, beheading, or being imprisoned. They make matters worse.

Behaviors of the family that resulted in the patient agreeing to quit drugs and seek treatment are called corrective behaviors. In corrective behaviors, we limit the patient. Correctional attitudes may seem difficult and awkward, but when support and provocation make matters worse, there is no choice.

• Corrective attitudes are free from anger and beatings. In order to get rid of grief and anger, it is necessary to recognize the disease of intoxication as a real disease. In corrective behaviors we consider the patient's actions (addiction) and its consequences.
• Keep in mind that even healthy people do not easily admit their guilt, blame others and entertain themselves through self-deception. The drug addict is the champion in these things. Communicating with the patient is not easy. We need training if we want to improve it.
• Don't take promises from the patient Promises are not a cure for this patient. The general impression about treatment is that staying in a clinic ten days a week makes the patient healthy and the family members start living happily ever after. This is absolutely wrong.
• After treatment, ask the patient to meet the requirements of treatment instead of guarding him. The biggest requirement of treatment is that the patient should participate in the "NA" party daily. It is a party of people who are giving up drugs and living a happy life. After treatment, it is also important for the patient to participate in the "follow-up" program.
• Stop controlling the patient's intoxication. Even the patient himself cannot control the amount of drugs. Yes! He can quit completely. Controlling quantity is not a cure, it's just a thief's game.
• Do not make threatening threats to the patient. Show what you are doing and don't say what you don't want to do. Transmit the patient's condition to other family members. Don't make the disease a secret. Disable the patient's "distribute and drug" policy. Instead of trying to deal with the patient alone, the whole family should take action. Don't give the patient a chance to hurt you.
• Do not accept the patient's justification that he or she is intoxicated due to the circumstances or you. The causes of the amount of drugs that patients use are not external but internal. When a drug addict becomes addicted, he or she does not need a reason to become addicted. He just needs more and more drugs because his body wastes drugs.
• Do not lie behind the patient at all times. Anger and tears are just a recipe for ill health. There is nothing that you can do to help the patient. If you want to help her, take care of your health first. Nothing can be given from an empty vessel. Drive the car of worldliness, business and life.
• Increase contact with parents who are dealing with drug addiction. If the problems are the same, one or the other solution will definitely come out. In the United States, Europe and other countries, parents have formed associations called "NAR-ANON" which have been very helpful in rehabilitating patients.
• Do not repay the loan obtained by the patient. Don't take responsibility for it. Don't make excuses for his absence from business and happiness. If he is intoxicated, do not guard him. There is no need to lie or sacrifice one's moral values ​​for this. If caught doing drugs, don't help. Let the patient suffer the consequences of his actions. The crisis breaks this self-deception of the patient.
• Do not give him any trouble yourself but do not take the pains which come towards him due to intoxication on your own life. If the taste of intoxication reaches him and you suffer, then why did he give up intoxication? The patient is the only person who is in a position to benefit from these ailments. When you succeed in convincing him that drugs are the cause of your troubles, not us, then he will hate drugs, not us.

The patient or family has already put in a lot of effort. Sometimes success is achieved for a short time and sometimes you have to face failure on the first day. Whether the drug breaks last for days or weeks, it is clear that the problem cannot be solved without treatment because even after quitting the disease the disease does not go away but the other side of it becomes active. As soon as you quit drugs, the disease takes the form of anxiety, sadness and anger. Things get worse before they get better. The severity of these ailments subsides in a few days, but the nature continues to burn. The patient is trained to deal with this bad mood in treatment.

It is not easy for a drug addict to make the rehabilitation journey alone. In addition to being a compassionate therapist, rehabilitation requires a conducive environment in which other people are going through the same steps. After treatment, the patient has to attend NA parties. Those who are addicted to NA come to the parties. They are a beacon for new patients. At these gatherings, the patient receives guidance from experienced people. In these the patient can choose someone as his guide.

If not treated, this disease is 100% fatal. In addition to illness, accidents caused by drunkenness are also life-threatening. Sometimes the patient panics and thinks about suicide and sometimes he does it. Remember that we are not just talking about a bad habit, but a life or death issue. It would be cruel to abandon a terminally ill person just because he is not willing to seek treatment. It is enough for someone to be sick for treatment and what is the doubt about his being sick?

Intervention is a procedure in which family and friends meet with a patient under the guidance of a specialist. In this meeting, he depicts the intoxicated person in front of the patient with beauty and gentleness. Even the patient emerges from the delusion and sees the real picture of the situation. No patient can refuse treatment for long after seeing the real picture of the situation. The patient does not have to be ready before treatment. Yes! It is important that one of the family members decides for the patient what the patient cannot do. No need to wait.

The intervention is usually carried out by someone in the household who does not care about personal gain or loss in order to save the life of the patient as he recognizes the real dangers of drug addiction. If the family speaks to the patient alone, the patient denies the facts stated about him. Thanks to research, it is now possible to present the facts together in such a way that the patient cannot deny them. During the interview, when the patient realizes that the family does not want to hurt me but wants to take away my pain, he is willing to cooperate.

If the family speaks to the patient alone, the patient denies the facts stated about him. Thanks to research, patients are now reluctant to "intervene" in such a way that the facts come together. They worry that the relationship with the patient will not deteriorate even though the relationship has already deteriorated. It has become possible to present them to the patient so that he cannot deny them. During the interview, when the patient realizes that the family does not want to hurt me but wants to take away my pain, he is willing to cooperate. A minimum of three and a maximum of eight people attend the interview.

In addition to family members, close relatives and other people who have an impact on the patient may also participate. Don't associate with a drug addict. Of course, if he is not a drug addict he will unconsciously defend the patient's drug. Yes! If someone has recovered from drug addiction, his involvement will be very beneficial. Do not include children. They will give the patient a chance to distract. Trusting young people can be very effective. It is important for everyone to understand the disease of intoxication but the knowledge of the chief should be more than others.

Rehearsals under the supervision of a specialist are also necessary before the interrogation in which one person plays the "role" of the patient and the rest of the people take turns to present their "points". Everyone is scheduled to see the patient in the morning when he is heavily intoxicated and not in a coma. The head explains to the patient the purpose of everyone's visit and promises to listen quietly to all the points. However, the patient is excused from responding. The patient's role as a listener is defined as the interviewer does not have the opportunity to interact with the patient. The boss then starts the interview and asks the first people to present their points.

Below are some examples of interventions as examples. Your consent was on fire two weeks ago and if I had not come you would have been burnt. I used to watch over you till your sleep.

• Twice the area police officer has called me to the police station regarding your drug dealing. If there is a legal arrest, I will not be able to help you (Father).
• Last week you withdrew five thousand by forging my checkbook. If you take the law into your own hands for the sake of intoxication, you will have to bear the consequences (brother).
• You do not share in the joys and sorrows of the family because of intoxication. You haven't been to work for eleven days in the last month. I can't make any more excuses for you (wife).
• A month ago you fell into the bathroom intoxicated and you were knocked out by the staff (mother).
• Recently some people came to see my relationship. Amy was trying to hide you from them, I was so sorry (sister).
• If the patient comes up with a recurrence, do not respond to it, but re-read the same point. Present the points as presented in the rehearsal. Avoid provocation and maintain a loving and caring attitude. Everyone should end their points and say to the patient, "Do you want to live this way?" And advise the patient, "It is better to go for treatment" since the patient does not have to answer anything. That's why the focus is on listening instead of "answering". In the same way, repeatedly and effectively. In an intervention, you do not promise the patient to quit addiction. Ask Promise is not a cure for any disease. You ask her to accept treatment. Do not allow the patient to slip during the intervention. Keep up the good content. At first, the patient gets angry. Then he sits quietly with an unpleasant look on his face. Don't be alarmed by her silence. Silence works positively and effectively on his mind. He turns away anxiously, then starts crying, and then says yes. Sometimes silence and tears give the impression of "yes". The purpose of the interview is achieved in less than two hours. Arrangements for patient admission must be made prior to this stage. Being late can lead to self-deception again. The success rate for the right interview is 90%. For those who think that only a miracle can convince their patient to seek treatment, the intervention works wonders for them.

In situations where the patient's life is in danger or the patient's behavior is having a devastating effect on the family, there is no choice but to "crisis intervention". In Crisis Intervention, the "Intervention Expert" arrives with his team at a set point and takes it into his safety.
Behind the crisis intervention is the idea that when a house catches fire, the policy of "watching and waiting" will be cruel. Especially in Pakistan where drug addiction is a crime and the punishment for this crime is severe.

In Europe and the United States, the law does not prohibit the use of narcotics if the narcotics are legally purchased from the market and the payment is not made while on duty and before driving. Therefore, in such a society, if a person abides by these limits, the matter of whether or not to do drugs is left to his discretion, but even there the drug addicts do not follow these rules. When a person is addicted, he is not bound by the law, he is free. In our religion, society, family system, and government, no one is allowed to take any amount of drugs under any circumstances.

Also causing physical, psychological, financial, and spiritual harm. In such a case, no sensible person can allow the patient to watch the spectacle at home. Crisis intervention as its name implies is done in case of crisis. The family presents the patient's complete situation to the drug specialist and allows him or her to have regular interviews with their team.

When a patient's condition worsens, his or her family decides together and requests intervention from a drug specialist. The drug specialist confirms the situation and makes sure that the stimulus for the Crisis Intervention is merely for the patient to get rid of the drug and there are no other illicit motives. Crisis interventions are especially appropriate for patients who are physically weak, engage in dangerous and illegal activities, engage in violence, sell assets, and refuse treatment.

Under the detailed plan, the drug expert evaluates his stature, strength, and arrogance, gathers information about waking up, learns about his habits and traits, the amount of drugs and Detects the type, analyzes its violent attitudes, anticipates other risks from the patient, and arranges the information about the patient accordingly. Keeping all these aspects in mind, the druggist forms a team of five people. The team is made up of trained people who have long experience in this field. At least two of them are rehabilitated patients, two of them have reasonable knowledge about drug addiction.

Is well aware of the disease and the nature of the patient and the nature of the disease. The team, with the help of the family, arrives at the patient's home while he is asleep and has been intoxicated for several hours. The family guides the team to the patient and then leaves. The team members take a closer look at the room, quietly removing things from the scene that might cause trouble. The team members then sit in order around the patient. Families are not disturbed as directed. They know it takes time. They are patiently awaiting the outcome of the Crisis Intervention.

They believe that the patient is in safe hands and if the patient has to be protected from the toxic effects of drugs then on the heart. The head of the team gently wakes the patient, introduces himself with respect, and explains the purpose of the visit. For a moment the patient looks startled but soon he is lost in deep thought. After a short silence, he gives his first reaction which is one of the following.

• Seeing that he does not have the power of decision, he is ready to go along immediately.
• The patient wants to be persuaded. The team members, especially the restored ones, persuade him with their example. The patient argues a little. Denies the need for treatment. Then suddenly he becomes convinced.
• The patient revolts and claims that I see who can take me, curses his family, and insists on not calling. In such cases, the team members give injections with such skill that they do not even know it and the injection has already been given. After the injection, the patient loses resistance. The effect of the injection is that his rebellion and anger become cold. Gradually he becomes willing to discuss. If you persist in persuading him, then the same patient who had been there a while ago.
• Crisis interventions, like ordinary interventions, repeat the devastating effects of drug addiction. These catastrophic events are known to the family during the planning process and are presented to the patient in sequence with irrefutable evidence during the Crisis Intervention. The success rate in Crisis Intervention is 100% provided all precautions are taken.

Patient consent is not required in the early stages of treatment. In treating the patient's ailments in the first few days, the physician has ample opportunity to win the patient's heart through service and expertise. An addict is an intelligent person. He recognizes and values ​​empathy. As the side effects of the drug subside, the patient's thinking changes.۔ The patient is inclined long before the stage at which the patient's consent is required. All mental movement is an external process. Experts know how to transform a patient.

During a crisis intervention, Team Kabartau also decides whether the patient will cooperate later. If the patient is not given the impression that he is being conquered, then the patient not only cooperates later, but is heartily grateful that what he could not do for himself in the decision was done by those who had some heartache for me. It has often been observed that the patient who is brought home against his will is the one who is enthusiastically setting the stage for rehabilitation in a few days and the patient who voluntarily repents. He wanted to leave 24 hours after receiving treatment.

It has become common knowledge that the patient does not want to complete the period for which he comes to the clinic voluntarily. It simply means that the will of the patient is different when he is intoxicated and different when he is intoxicated. The decision of one "condition" is another "condition".

Drug addicts in Pakistan usually go through the following stages in their "career" of drugs.

• Indiscriminate intoxication and ruin.
• Trying and failing to control addiction.
• Forced to give up drugs temporarily and wait for the right time to get addicted again. Moving towards ruin.
• Deciding to give up drugs, going through treatment ten days a week but maintaining a previous life and getting drunk again.
• Deciding to quit drugs and change lifestyles, participate in such comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation programs.

The patient is first thoroughly examined, planned according to his personality, and informed in detail about the treatment.

• For the first ten days he is kept in the special care ward and these ailments are treated. Which occur after quitting drugs.
• Then the patient's psychiatric treatment begins. He is given detailed information on drug addiction.
• In the next stage, regular training begins. There are three lectures a day dedicated to strengthening the will and reducing the demand for drugs.

The first part of psychiatric treatment is to give the patient so much scientific knowledge on the disease of intoxication that they begin to admit that “yes! I will never be able to use drugs safely because my body has undergone a permanent change that rejects drug use. While my mind is full of thoughts that force me to use drugs. This confrontation leads to destruction.

What's more, whenever I get addicted, I get hurt, not happy. "At the same time, the patient realizes that just as he cannot control drugs, so he cannot control drugs by mere willpower and control. In order to quit, he has to make another big change in his lifestyle and ideology. Only after knowing these facts does the door of drug addiction open as the patient starts taking a real interest in his treatment.

Withdrawal symptoms are not difficult to overcome provided adequate facilities are available. There are medicines which can be easily controlled with timely and proper use of "Regression symptoms". Still, for very vulnerable patients, there should be scope for a single "controlled use" of addiction to break the severity of "withdrawal symptoms." It usually takes two to three weeks to properly control "symptom regression."

During the "withdrawal symptoms," the patient is given milk, cold drinks, salts, vitamins, and a light diet. After that, the daily diet is restored. Vitamin salts and appetite suppressants are continued but over-the-counter medications are discontinued. The patient's mental state and mood are then carefully assessed. During this time the patient expresses his psychological state through his behavior. Special care is taken of food and various occupations are kept busy. After a few days the patient's light exercise.

The standard clinic can be identified by these things.

• In the clinic, it is customary to measure the patient's recovery goals on psychological scales, not only physical health is considered a success.
• The twelve-step program should be central.
• In the form of a group, the patient is given knowledge about drug addiction.
• Treatment team should have long experience in this field.
• In addition to drug experts, a reasonable number of drug addicts are also helping in the treatment.
• Attention is paid to "follow up".

Without a "follow-up," all the rent can be turned upside down. "Follow-up" is very important in drug addiction. In "follow-up", the patient attends twelve-step meetings. In addition, the hospital's "follow-up" program ensures your participation.

The patient's addiction is based on the belief that his life is incomplete without drugs and that his happiness, peace, rest, and sleep are related to drugs. After overcoming the "symptoms of relapse" in the treatment of drug addiction, efforts are made to change this belief and a new belief is laid down in which the patient sees in practice that in fact life without drugs. Complete and no gaps left. The main cure for drug addiction is a journey from one faith to another. This journey is only possible through good treatment and NA parties.

In order to get rid of addiction, it is necessary for the patient to undergo a great kind of ideological change. May his philosophy of life change. If his philosophy is old and he has to recover from his addiction, then the two cannot go hand in hand. Restoration wants a revolution.

This program is considered to be the most effective for getting rid of drug addiction worldwide. The program was introduced in the fourth decade of this century by an association called Alcohol Anonymous (AA). The association was formed by alcoholics. This is a voluntary organization. No one is forced to join it, yet millions of people get rid of drugs by participating in it. The association offers a program that miraculously rehabilitates alcoholics.

In 1935, Bill Wilson, a New York stockbroker, got rid of alcohol after years of struggle. From personal experience, Bill Wilson revealed that when drug addicts struggle together, they not only get rid of the drug but also find a wealth of comfort. When Bill Wilson met another addict, Dr. Bob Smith, in his early days of drug addiction, his craving for drugs lost its intensity. Since then, millions of drug addicts have gone through this experience.

1. Attend meetings.
2. Study of literature.
3. Making a guide.
4. Working on twelve steps.
5. Becoming a leader.
6. Service according to program traditions.

• What is the prayer of peace?

This prayer is repeated by the patients when they are facing intoxication. It is also read in "NA" meetings.

• Pray for peace

Our Lord! So give us so much peace of mind that we can accept situations that we cannot change. Give us the courage to change the situation that we can change and give us the wisdom to differentiate between the two. Amen

When two or more drug addicts meet and help each other recover, it is called an "NA" meeting. Regular "NA" meetings are held as scheduled. These meetings are attended by colleagues from different backgrounds but with similar illnesses and spread rays of determination and hope for each other. They describe their experiences. Which gives guidance to all. Here are some ways in which having a good relationship with your loved one can help you.

The NA association gives a lot but does not ask for much in return. The funny thing is that the only condition to become a member is to have a desire to quit drugs in your heart. There is no fee. Yes! Donations are customary, but they are also voluntary. No one is forced. Even large sums of money are not taken so that no one can influence the meeting under its cover. This donation is used for the rent of space, literature, and tea, etc. The association uses any meeting place that is cheap and easy to find ways.

First of all, it is important to attend the NA meetings. You will not be forced to speak here. But in practice, you will only benefit when you start speaking. You will soon begin to realize that the more honestly you tell your heart, the sooner it will heal. As well as attending meetings, it is important to start reading literature based on the Twelve Steps program. In order to benefit from the program, it is important that you create a guide and work with it in twelve steps.

Choosing a leader in the program is an essential part of rehabilitation. This is the guide to which you turn in any crisis. A guide can be anyone who is ahead of you in drug rehabilitation, understands your problems, can guide with a cold heart. A simple idea when choosing a leader is to have achieved everything you desire to achieve. The most important thing is that he agrees to be a leader. Be enlightened, be able to grasp and trust. Choosing a leader is important, but it is also important

The members of NA also contact drug addicts themselves and give them the message of the program who want to quit drugs. Every standard treatment center in the world today introduces a twelve-step program to the patient during treatment. It is now considered part of regular drug treatment. The patient is also given the opportunity to attend some of the "NA" meetings in practice. The kind of great revolution that a patient needs in order to quit drugs is undoubtedly possible only by participating in a twelve-step program.

The 12 steps of "NA" give the patient a new lifestyle. These twelve steps in the program are given to the patient in the form of "counseling". The patient works on them with the help of their guide and gradually his life takes on a new shape. The members of the NA greatly appreciate the Twelve Steps. Why? The answer is simple. They are useful. Twelve steps are explained here. Every newcomer to the program tests and adopts the steps. The important thing is to follow them as much as possible. This can be a miracle for you

Families should improve their mental health by interacting with parents who are successfully dealing with drug addiction. Parents of drug addicts around the world struggle together. "Nar Anan" is an old and effective family association. This association is very similar in its structure to "NA". It also adheres to the twelve-step program. The meeting of this association discusses everything, big or small. In this association, you can find guidance on drug addiction. You will still find this association in Pakistan.

Families should improve their mental health by interacting with parents who are successfully dealing with drug addiction. Parents of drug addicts around the world struggle together. "Nar Anan" is an old and effective family association. This association is very similar in its structure to "NA". It also adheres to the twelve-step program. The meeting of this association discusses everything, big or small. In this association, you can find guidance on drug addiction. You will still find this association in Pakistan.

The greatest responsibility for successful treatment rests with the patient. However, it is important for the family to get accurate and standard information about their illness. Don't assume that you can watch TV comfortably once the patient is admitted. Don't assume that you did what you had to do, everything else is up to the patient and the physician. We often come in contact with families who, after admitting a patient, become "disconnected" from the patient and the specialist. We say, "Learn about drug addiction." They say, "That's not our problem."

Suppose the patient returns home after completing his treatment according to the program and adopts his previous behavior then there is a strong possibility that he will fall into intoxication again. These attitudes and drug use go hand in hand. If these behaviors persist, drug use will return. In order to quit, he will have to change his addictive behavior.

Come on! Assume that you took care of all the household responsibilities and finances and that the reason was simply that your beloved drunkard could not fulfill these responsibilities. You may no longer be able to carry out these responsibilities yourself, but these responsibilities have become part of your routine and you are no longer willing to give them up. Because now you have this problem. The patient is angry if you insist on holding this responsibility and if you consider handing over the responsibility to the patient.

The family cannot trust the patient. They doubt that the patient will fall into intoxication anytime soon. As a "maintenance" they maintain their previous attitudes towards the patient. The best policy for every member of the household is to be immediately willing to give the patient some responsibility and former position. If the patient is to be made responsible, then he has to be given responsibility. All persons meet the patient in the morning as per the scheduled program when he/she is more intoxicated and not in the throes.

The leader explains to the patient the purpose of everyone's visit and gets him to promise to listen quietly to all the people's points. However, the patient is absolved from answering. The role of the patient is defined as a listener because the intervention does not involve an opportunity for interaction with the patient.

You got into the habit of controlling the patient while he was blindly taking drugs. He wants to control it even after treatment because it is a "habit" and the habit returns. Now when you try to control the patient is restless and when you lose control you are restless. You do not want to be frustrated if you cannot get the right pitch so invest in a good capo.

Your patient has undergone drug treatment and you suspect it. Often you have the illusion of drug symptoms. Sometimes you think his behavior is ridiculous. The ups and downs of his mood seem strange. Are you afraid that he is stealing drugs somewhere? You want the patient to comfort you. You want the patient to take care of your comfort. Who lacks self-comfort. He will be angry at your distrust. Maybe he can justify it now. How oppressive it would be.

In fact, they cannot forgive their patient's addictive behavior. Whenever they see a patient, they begin to remember everything. What an irony. They can live with their patient's addiction but not with their resentment. This is a great example of what to look for and tactics to help ease the way. He expects his patient to atone for every "sin" of his past. When he tries, no effort is enough for you. How can one atone for the sin of ten or fifteen years?

People have been suffering from drug addiction for years. Apart from Tangi Tarshi, Mar eats separately. Women have to go to Mecca. Then it is time to go somewhere and treat them. Then one day the patient gives up drugs as a result of treatment. The patient begins to take his recovery seriously after treatment. Trying to keep the family happy. But surprisingly, families are not happy.

They get angry over things.It is also not true that the patient has been bothering you with drugs. Patients do not harass their families because of drug addiction, they harass because of drug addiction. Intoxication enters their body and becomes "bad" and does not kill them. Understanding drug addiction makes a big difference. It becomes easier to forgive and forget. Many people think that as soon as they are addicted, their houses are bad and they should not expect any good from them.

If all the treatment requirements are met then the patient is fully recovered. Treatment cannot be considered complete unless the patient learns to live without drugs. Patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease may not return to their pre-existing condition despite the best treatment, but the drug addict looks better than before with the best treatment. The level of knowledge at which the patient creates problems for himself, it is necessary to raise the level of knowledge to get rid of the problems. To raise the patient's level of knowledge during treatment.

If the family presents the results and conditions of the illness to the patient in an acceptable manner, then consent can be obtained. In cases where the patient cannot make a better decision for himself due to intoxication, the family can collectively intervene and persuade him to seek treatment. Intervention is work in the life of a drug addict in which there is no place for fighting. This is a meaningful project that requires regular training.