Umeed Wellness Centre

02/12/2025

ReProgramming

01/12/2025

Wellness is a choice

30/11/2025

World Federation Against Drugs, WFAD ,wfadmoment

30/11/2025

As part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, we reaffirm our commitment to creating a healthier, safer, and drug-free India. Join the nationwide movement, take the pledge, and encourage others to choose a life of positivity, well-being, and purpose.

📞 For support, call the National De-addiction Helpline: 14446

28/11/2025

https://umeedwellnesscentre.com/

25/11/2025

CME @ IHBAS Hospital, Delhi

20/11/2025

Very special moments with very special people at IHBAS HOSPITAL, Delhi during CME
I am so grateful for the moment. I am humbled🙏

19/11/2025

4.9 ⭐ · Rehabilitation center in New Delhi, India

19/11/2025

https://umeedwellnesscentre.com/

Umeed Wellness is a leading alcohol and drug rehabilitation center in Delhi NCR.

18/11/2025

14/11/2025

Sharing it in Public Interest to spread awareness on the subject and its related complications …

What is Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome?
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) is the second stage that takes place after acute withdrawal ends and it comes with its own problematic symptoms.

It is sometimes called prolonged withdrawal syndrome, or protracted withdrawal syndrome, but whatever the name, PAWS symptoms are much less pleasant than its cute acronym would lead you to believe.

The unfortunate reality of Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome is that the symptoms can be a trigger for relapse.

Because this second stage of withdrawal occurs during the period in which the brain chemistry is returning to normal, it can take 20 months or more before it has passed.

Often people going through benzodiazepine withdrawal will notice the longest period of PAWS symptoms that can last for a year or more.

Withdrawal from opioids and PAWS alcohol symptoms can be less persistent than benzos, but may still be long-lasting and may be marked by bouts of depression or anxiety.

In severe cases, patients may experience delirium tremens.

The most important thing people in recovery need to understand is that recovery takes time. If a person goes into detox expecting it to be over within a matter of days, they are far more likely to be unprepared for the journey ahead.

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