Alcohol Detox

72h
highest-risk window for delirium tremens
Severe alcohol withdrawal is medically dangerous. We never recommend doing it alone.
Withdrawal Timeline
Onset
6–12 hours
Mild symptoms begin: anxiety, nausea, insomnia, sweating.
Peak
12–48 hours
Symptoms intensify. Tremors, hallucinations, and seizure risk are highest.
DT window
48–72 hours
Highest risk for delirium tremens — requires continuous medical monitoring.
Resolution
5–7 days
Acute symptoms subside. Sleep, appetite, and mood begin to stabilize.
Withdrawal Symptoms
Our Approach
Severe alcohol withdrawal is medically dangerous and should never be attempted alone. At Alora, our medical team uses benzodiazepine tapering protocols and supportive medications to manage every stage of withdrawal. You are monitored continuously by nurses and physicians trained in addiction medicine.
Medication Options
Prevent seizures and reduce agitation during acute withdrawal.
Reduce alcohol cravings post-detox.
Support neurochemical recovery during early sobriety.
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